ISergGrowth stocks can be tricky to own and hold on to, especially if they don’t pay you a dividend for holding on to them. For example, if a stock runs up too fast, the investor may want to ponder:  How much growth is already priced into the stock?  Should I hold or sell the stock and redeploy the proceeds? How much of my capital gains will be eaten by taxes if I sell?  That’s why I favor supposedly ‘boring’ dividend stocks that aren’t going to be meme stocks anytime soon, nor will they garner much att ...