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I think holding down because is zero cost only is not a good stock investment decision. But if you have zero cost and it is providing good good returns and prospects are good or average based on your portfolio type, then isn't it a good decision to keep it ?

Appreciate your insights specuvestor.

To add to what CF said, it is the aim of long term investor to recover their capital, most conventionally through cash flows, ie payback period and hence the idea of aiming for zero investment cost. But that is not the same as basing FUTURE investment decision, including holding on, just because it is zero cost

They are not the same thing and I too noticed people confusing the 2