Battle lines are clear, here. There's many, like me, who have held numerous shares and watched them devalue to lower numbers than they're at now.
I will hold my shares, but I'm VERY skeptical about anything the company says, because too many of their past statements were direct lies.
During the time those lies were being told, I don't recollect any of the other management team, of Sulja, stepping up to clear things up and more false statements were allowed to be released.
That is a major concern here.
Now, there's many other here, who have long since sold for great losses, but they stay because they want answers to why they were scammed - and yes, we were all scammed, though we're yet to find out to what degree.
Aside from all this is the possibility that lessons may have been learned, by the company and that the primarily responsible parties will reap their rewards, compliments of the justice system.
So, while there is still that fragment of possibility and I still hold numerous shares that I refuse to sell, at this time, I'm in for the long haul and the possibility that SLJB will move forward and walk the straight and narrow line.
Also, one more point is the possibility that certain management/owners were scammed, like us.
When any corporate officer begins to act in less than ethical practices, other corporate officiers might initially be in denial that this is happening.
In time, it becomes too obvious and then others have to step up and take the initiative to secure what might be left.
So, in closing, I believe that things are not yet clear enough to make any decision, either way.
When this is over and reliable news sources release verifiable information, then some here, may again become successful shareholders.
However, it could go the other way and those who hold may become a part of the remaining collateral damamge.
Sorry I rambled so much.
