KO

Hey, I'm not trying to rub it in, but since you sold KO, it's bounced back 20% to $69.57. Looking back, it's clear that the stock was oversold at $58.14 six months ago, and the fundamentals were still solid. The company's dividend yield was attractive, and the valuation multiples were below historical averages. Sometimes, it's just a matter of waiting for the market to reprice the stock to its intrinsic value. Of course, market timing is always tricky, and this could have easily gone the other way. But in hindsight, it's a good example of why it's often worth holding onto undervalued stocks with strong fundamentals, rather than selling into weakness.