Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[Stockman1010101]

You guys are missing the point/objective. At the end of the investment it's not how many shares you own but how much cash you derive from the shares when you liquidate them.
If holding shares gives you more cash at the end if the run then yes more shares = more cash.
if at the end of the run holding more shares gives you less cash because you did not take cash off the table during the peak run then your shares are working against you.
You guys need to think like daytraders and not investors married to your shares.
Just remembers no stock goes straight up all the time. So use the up spikes as profit taking opportunities like what Navy does a lot.
GLTA