Always laughable that some people who claim to have decided to come to terms with their mistakes, sell their position, and claim to have moved on... but continue to waste time and effort revisiting their mistakes. Such behavior couldn't be more contradictory to the implied intention of "moving on." Furthermore, any truly professional trader will tell you that any time wasted looking back at past mistakes takes valuable time away from research on your current and future trades/investments.
Jannie, your need for emotional satisfaction now comes at the expense of other current shareholders. Selfish at best. Thanks. Perhaps if you learned to take emotion out of your trading to begin with, you'd make the progress you claim to seek. Instead, and in the meantime, I choose to take your comments here, as well as of others who post in kind, with the hugest grain of salt--they being merely the unprofessional emotional ramblings of folk who have yet to learn the value of emotionless trading and time/effort/money management.
I would ask that you please be sure that the *results* of any aggression you may continue to hold toward SLJB at this time is 100% directed toward the responsible *principals* of SLJB, of which we as retail shareholders are quite notably not. Whining on a message board about how your trades didn't meet your expectations serves *nobody.* Furthermore, I suggest that you kindly join the many who have already taken true personal responsibility for past trading/investment decisions, pack your ego in your suitcase, and learn from it by *really* moving on.
For now, I continue to hold SLJB. My decisions to hold are NOT because I'm emotionally involved with the trade, but rather the idea that current risk/reward ratio works for me. And when I decide to sell SLJB shares, everyone here can rest assured that my time and effort is far more valuable than to waste many hours posting on a message board about a pennystock trade that may or may not have worked out to my expectations.
A tip of the hat to the great post by 12ring.
-m0m0mey0