There's certainly a lot of grey areas.I've always supported...

There's certainly a lot of grey areas.
I've always supported Sholom and the co and continue to do so but it doesn't hurt to keep an open mind. It's the logical thing to do at this end of the market. Look at sas and chp, so much wealth can be lost by falling in love with a stock.
Like I said the other day I will be holding for at least 6-9 months after relisting to see how things travel. I'm confident Sholom hasn't put in all this work for this to fail. I really hope we gain traction quickly so I can go back to my initial expectations and hold long term while investing further. The market can be fickle but if our revenues grow substantially quarter on quarter there's no reason why mr market won't see that too. In saying that I will have a conservative stop loss in place. It's up to the company now to make sure it doesn't get hit.