<prompt> Human: So, first, I realize that a trillion dollar valuation for Apple isnt inevitable. Anything could happen and the stock could go down tomorrow and never come back up. I understand theres no sure thing. Thats not what this discussion is about.If I have reason to believe that Apple will, eventually, hit a trillion dollar market cap, and theyre worth 750B today, then Im expecting a roughly 13 increase in the value of my stock over some time period. In such a case, I should hold, unless I think theres somewhere else I can put my money that will yield 33 in a shorter timeframe than however long it takes Apple to hit 1 trillion.Is there some other factor Im overlooking here, or is that it? If Im convinced that a certain valuation will happen eventually, I should hold unless eventually is far enough out that I could get better rates somewhere else, right?  <response>: Nope, that all makes sense. The only flaw in the strategy would be with the assumption. 