Key Points Selling AMD at a 33% gain in 2004 felt like skill, but the stock would have soared from $15 to $500 per stub in 22 years. Owning one bank, one carmaker, and one oil company is not diversification if you can't explain any of their businesses. Time and compounding do most of the work, and the holding period matters more than the ticker. 10 stocks we like better than SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust › There is a TD Ameritrade statement in my office from the mid-2000s that I keep meaning to throw away. I found it again last week. Instead of tossing it, I read the whole thing. I was 29 in 2004 and buying stocks in whatever amounts I could scrape together. I grabbed 10 shares of Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD) at about $15 each.
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