<< The bottom line: should I buy more, sell, or just hold on to what I have.>>
Interesting approach - that has been my major complaint about stock discussion groups - so many people seem to want someone to tell them what to do. You need to form your own opinion, based on factual information about the company, and tempered by your level of risk acceptability. Rather than ask if you should buy/sell/hold, figure out what information you need in order to make that decision, and ask for that. If you think that only the travel market can save ONSL, figure out the potential size of the market, the amount of the market ONSL might capture, and the probable margin on the sales. If you are a day-trader, ask specific questions of the technical analysts that frequent the board. Don't depend on other people to make your decisions for you. Too many people do that for too many things.
What did you base your original buying decision on? If it was just a gut feel, you need to develop a plan to help guide your investing. If you had a plan, stick with it. If you think ONSL is a good company with good management and good prospects, stick with it for the long term. If not, sell. As to the timing of the buy/sel, I'm sure the TA experts can offer guidance. |
