Philip Fisher, mentor to many growth-oriented investors, concentrated on technology companies with excellent long term potential because they had developed teams of people who could continuously innovate and thus be one step ahead of competitors. When buying he asked questions like,
So long as the quality of the people in the organisation and the competitive position did not deteriorate his advice of selling shares in this type of company was succinct: almost never. Fisher however did occasionally sell stocks, for two main reasons;
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