TGA, great company, great management, and reports quarterly results before the open tomorrow.
Hmmm... Today TGAstockholders will decide whether to:
1. Sell before earnings, taking profits and reducing risk of a disappointment, and getting back in if quarterly results are good, or
2. Hold thru earnings and just treat this strong growth story as a longterm hold that should take TGA to at least $20 this year, while disregarding short-term pops/drops/risks?
Kurt Vonnegut wrote some great books and had a great philosophy of life: