Replies to post #122151 on Sulja Bros. Building Supplies, Ltd (SLJB)

[nickulliana]

say, "Yes, dear"

[rbnuck]

That's easy......sell the 30k and give her 1/2 of the proceeds and keep your mouth shut :)

rb

[yellowdog1]

Never let your spouse trade for you. You have to run this like a bussiness and one person has to be in charge of making the decisions. Imo. Woof.

[infamousbutcher]

Tell her don't talk to me about my business.

[mongrelmt]

Tell her the shares are naked and she needs to be naked too, then have fun.

[anderbest18]

I would do what your wife asked you to do and sell the 30.000 at .20!
For the other 1.170.000 shares you will have left, well, LOL, sorry, not my intention to laugh. Let say your wife will be very happy in a couple of months? I only own 51.000 and mine doesnt know it either. It is money I put aside earlier and now trade with. But one day, I hope to surprise her with this nice message. If she doesnt know some money is missing, than you are safe, but if she can find out, better be careful.

[Tradermask]

Jkew. Dont tell her. Both are going to be very happy soon!. Good Surprise.

[Lurker from Mars]

sell 30k and give her the money from it and shhhh about the rest!

[syracuseo]

JKew.....

Don't know about your investing situation with you wife....are you trading money that is part hers ??

If you are trading from a mutual account, then I would sit her down and show her the DD and discuss your perception of what "potential" the SLJB investment has.

If she is not comfortable with it, then I would agree to sell the 30K shares to "keep her happy " .

If YOU feel strongly about the SLJB potential, then I would keep the 1 mil+ shares quiet, and, ride the wave.

If you have done ANY amount of DD, then I would presume you feel confident about your investment decision.

Personaly, I would do just about anything, if I were able to have 1 mil+ shares in my account.

Consider yourself very fortunate !!

[eelfland]

You guys need separate accounts. Give her a "fill" on her part of what she thinks is the current account, and fund her new account with the proceeds. Then she can trade her mutual funds or whatever.