Of course we are all "speculating" on the outcome but the "coach" expresses himself well and in the total context of the situation in which we find ourselves.

It will be up to each of us where and by what means we maximize our experience in this enterprise.  His declaration of withdrawing costs and "riding" profits for a while is a popular strategy.  

I prefer the "gut" instinct approach.  If it feels good ride it.  If you are experiencing concerns ie:sleepless nights then get out.  Orrrrr perhaps somewhere in the middle.

It is unlikely that any one of us can substantially influence these events.  It falls to the individual then that they ensure that whatever the outcome, it is as positive an experience as he/she can make it.  That does not necessarily mean trying to squeeze the last nickel out.  When your personal goals are met.  Pull the trigger, close the door and don't look back.

Onward and Upward.

Montrose 2