Hi, everyone. I know almost nothing about stocks, so I came here to ask a question. About 10 years ago, before he passed away, my father invested some of my savings (about 10K) in Costco. I looked at it for the first time in 5 years a few days ago, and it showed 20k. My question is, how many shares do I have, and is now a good time to sell some of my shares (not all, too good a stock to let go of according to what I've read here and on other sites)? Any advice would be so appreciated. Thank you.
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