think ellimanning, he's fabulous? he wasn't ready. a few years later he was winning the super bowl. the greats spend the first year on the bench and watching and they take risks and get hurt. i think you should do the same thing with ceos. yes, again, there will be someone who comes in and shocks you from the get-go. there will always be exceptions to the rules, i'm worried about losses. rule number 15 in our defensive playbook, if you're trading, meaning you're buying a stock because of a specific catalyst, something that's going to happen in the future, you have to sell it no matter what when the catalyst occurs! no excuses here. in "royal money, staying investing in a sane world" this is my handbook for people who joined me at the hedge fund. this for the people that i dictated over, okay? i call this rule never turn a trade into an investment. if you don't sell after the catalyst, the event, you're owning a stock for no particular reason. and now i'm going to guarantee you something, there are better uses for your money than that. the media says i do the game plan every day. it'