Cheers Gindal... a profit is a profit if your intention was for...

Cheers Gindal... a profit is a profit if your intention was for a short term trade. I've got a longer term horizon, so willing to wait out the dips and rises till it reaches a reasonable price tag.

It's a common mistake, just because the stock is up 40% from the low that there is a perception that the move has been too quick. Think of it this way, the stock is up on the fact that only 0.2% of the shares on issue have changed control. Imagine where it'd be, if someone wanted to control 1% of the stock? It's pretty insane that a few holders have felt it necessary to dump shares at basically cash backing (when the company holds a few top tier assets).