HPQ's investment appeal has decreased as the stock price rose, resulting in a lower dividend yield and a worse risk/return balance compared to previous levels.

now something very interesting we discussed HPQ printers things like that PCs and it was cheap the dividend was 6% the buybacks were very high and now the stock is significantly above the levels we discussed we also made a video whether to sell HPQ now. Well, we went there at 25. So, it was smart for those that didn't sell, but the dividend yield is now 4%, the buybacks are still there, so there will be some growth, but I have to move it higher on the risk and lower of the return to put it here like a 7%. It's not as great as it was in the past. Whether to sell or not, I wish I knew where the stock price goes. I'm always saying look again at the fundamentals. Look how those fundamentals and returns on equity, owner's earnings, build your portfolio, and then make a decision. Did you buy it for 50% up or did you buy it for the dividends long-term business that is HPQ? That's something you have to decide.