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If that's possible, then yeah, then letting your winners run is great, but if you start to look at the fundamentals of the business, perhaps the thesis has changed, perhaps the growth is slowing, it's a cyclical business,

All of these things have to be considered.

There is no tight, neat, perfect formula for any of this.

Unfortunately, that's not the most satisfying answer for investors, but that's why it's hard.

That's why we like to talk these things out.

That's why we like to answer your questions, because it makes it a lot of fun, interesting, and engaging.

But that's all the time we have for today.

I want to thank Matt and Lou for sharing our thoughts.

I'm going to hit disclosure, and we'll get out of here.

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New name, same great investing podcast.

I'm Tyler Crowe, and today I'm joined by longtime Fool contributor, John Quast.

And we have a special guest today, Motley Fool CEO, Tom Gardner.