Celsius Holdings Inc (CELH)

[Trinityz1]

To answer your question:
The top for me is wherever I exit and that depends entirely on how the company and share price performs. In other words if it hits an obvious ceiling, I typically exit and keep some free shares to satify my curiousity later down the road.

My view is what it is.
Moderating is a separate issue and responsibility.
There's a lot of mods that are biased pro or con but as long
as they are fair and enforce the TOU properly as mods, it's fine.

I've also learned there's a lot more disappointment out in Pinkieland & OTCBB land than there is success.
A loser is a loser and a winner is a winner.
The tough part is finding winners even if they're wonders only for a short period of time. If you get a chance to get out, make a profit, and still have some shares.....that's doing well enough in my book.

If you get lucky and find that 1 in 1000 that ends up becoming a real force in the business world....then you've hit the lottery. Ever seen the odds on a lottery ticket? It's more likely you'll be struck by lightning. But heck, I still buy a ticket now and then, but I sure wouldn't bet my lunch money or the farm. That's just a poor investing strategy.

With CSUH, I don't see enough to call it much of anything so far except stuck on a downward trend. What I've avoided so far is investing in a false bottom whiles others said Rah Rah Boom!
I've seen enough already of that to last me my lifetime. I want at least a nice solid flip and to hit a 10-25 bagger at least on the flip. I'd actually prefer a bottom, stabilize, and then solid growth to at least a 10 bagger. Sell and recover my investment and take some profits and then relax and watch the show.

Plus what I've observed on the way down with CSUH has made me a lot more cautious. I can take money and burn it up shooting and have more fun than watching it deteriorate in a bad investment or at least buy silver and let it sit for 10-20 years and see what happens.