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Accountability. That’s the motivator behind today’s article.

I often write about long-term investments. But I rarely pen follow-up articles on how these assets have performed. This is a problem because casual readers can miss out on some interesting opportunities.

And, a lack of follow-up content can make good investments look bad.

Here’s an easy example.

I’m a big fan of Industrias Bachoco. This is a Mexican poultry producer that raises meat birds and egg-layers. If you go to a supermarket in Mexico, you’ll see multiple shelves of Industrias Bachoco products.

In 2020 and 2021, I would often buy Industrias Bachoco stock for around $40 per share.

And, I used to write about this company on a regular basis (fun fact: this old article where I discussed Industrias Bachoco also suggested two highly lucrative options trades as well as perpetual crypto laggard Chainlink).

However, if you look-up the NYSE Industrias Bachoco ticker today, you’d find the company listed as “defunct.”

Was it a bad investment?

Not at all.

Industrias Bachoco willingly delisted from the New York Stock Exchange in 2023, and investors received $57.84 per share as a…