Sulja Bros. Building Supplies, Ltd (SLJB)

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That's right, believe it or not there are several here who are still holding large amounts of shares.(that must really tick you off too, huh? LOL) TRUE LONGS do not succumb to the incessant bashing of those paid to do so, nor do they sell at the bottom of a significant drop, but rather are willing to ride the ups and downs of a startup company going thru growing pains, until they reach their desired exit point--yes, even those who are under investigation.

But you go right ahead and continue to try and justify the reasons why you sold of your own accord, or, continue to bash for your employers while you hold no shares of this stock, lol. My opinion is that if all of the true longs and current SLJB shareholders go away, that will only leave the negative posters here to smash any new investors coming in, along with continuing to beat-down the company, even tho it has not been prosecuted of any wrong-doing as yet---exactly what they want---and bailing away from them and their BS doesn't help the company or it's current shareholders one bit. I'll be here until it is all decided in court, and if I lose, then I lose...I've lost before and I'm sure I will again, but I've also won big too.. If you're gonna play, I've found the best way is to play for keeps, one way or the other. Those who sold, sold. Period, end of story. If you sold for a loss you have no-one to blame but yourself currently, because no-one knows what will come of SLJB in the future, regardless of what things may look like right now. Speedbumps are hit by virtually every company known to man, and yes, sometimes they do turn into s(t)inkholes. However, sometimes those bumps smooth out and turn into a golden highway too. I am not living in fantasy land, and I am well aware of what I may in fact lose....but that is how the game is played, no risks taken, no rewards returned.

Example:

I played another small stock company in early 2000, bought in for peanuts, sold in the fall of that year for over $100 per share after three forward splits. They also went thru their speedbumps being a small startup company, but when things finally click, they click and click fast. I'll assume we all bought into SLJB because of much the same thing-- believable deals that were supposedly happening when we bought in and thru our investment foresight we figured it would attain large growth. If the deals are believable, then they are certainly doable---whether started back in early 2006, late 2006, or if the company has to even start such dealings NOW, they are still certainly doable, especially with an export license dangling like a carrot to ME builders. I am of the thought that this company can easily head in the correct direction with the correct management at the helm and realize substantial growth, once they get thru this current "speedbump".

Bottom line:

Positive attitudes, bring positive results. JMHO GLTA