Susie,
Bottom line is you've got to get a good night's sleep. To hell with what anybody else might think, I mean, its not like someone's going to pass you in the supermarket and say, "psst, there goes Susie924, she sold her position, oh the shame...."
Truth be told, over the past month I've sold some TSIG, and only at a slight profit, short term at that. But, for a long time I was having trouble sleeping, and the reason was, I had too much invested in TSIG. I thought the proper move was to sell some, reduce my exposure. And while remaining aware of the risk incumbent with an investment in TSIG, and while still holding in excess of (and this is between you and me) 200K shares, I sleep better.
I've adjusted my risk/reward, my rem/deep-sleep ratio, and I'm a more light-hearted guy for it.
The risk is there, no doubt. The situation looks promising, despite the obstacle-strewn path. I'm sticking around, but reserve the right to pull up stakes at any time, because, the hell with what "they" think. No-one is offering to pay my mortgage, put food on the table, or take me out to the ball game.
Do what you've got to do to get a good night's sleep. I'm sure you'll lose no friends here. In the supermarket, well, I can't say.
Regards, and sleep tight, don't let the TSIG-bugs bite,
Tim |
