I'm 22 and have built my most successful business to date. It has margins above 80% and generates a lot of excess cash that is just kind of piling up. I've made about $30k and have about $6k of that invested in stocks. I've plowed all of that money into my portfolio literally in less than a two month time period. I don't trade. I buy and hold undervalued stocks. BUT, now I feel extremely guilty and kind of sick to my stomach for holding stocks. I'm conflicted though. I've always loved investing. I've read every book about Buffett and Munger there is. I do well at it, but it really has dawned on me it is the slow lane route. I'm tempted to just hit the sell button and sell my whole portfolio.....
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