Joseph Carlson: a call with no clear direction

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was Off to the Races and then we had another little dip right here that you could buy the company but it was overvalued at that point as well the same story goes on with Costco it's continually always perpetually overvalued so I've decided to try not to time this company I bought my initial stake I thought I bought it at a good price and I'm holding on to it I'm currently in the green by around $5,000 and I'm fine holding this company for the next 20 or 30 years in my opinion Costco will not be the fastest growing company in the market it won't be the best performing company in the market but it will be in my opinion a market beating company over the next 20 years I think it will outperform the S&P 500 over a 20-year basis and I I think it will outperform many of the cheaper the so-called discounted companies in the market over that time period so that's why I hold this company right now even though I think it's overvalued if I was going to buy more shares I would look at buying them at around 380 Costco got down to 320 that's when I'd really start piling on more shares I'd probably double my position at that point but as of right now trading at 480 I'm not currently buying the company

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