Neurio Firing up in China!, page-415

When we make things personal, the stock market will make a fool of us all.

Arbitrary deadlines and target prices, personal frustration at managerial decisions - IMO these are all things we must be aware of and should aim to counteract with clear and objective investment decisions.

For one to sell out based on the timing of an announcement (not the content of an announcement is not a reflection of the above approach.

We all suffer from opportunity cost and very rarely (unless you have a time machine) are in every stock when they take off.

By no means is JAT is where I want (or think it should) be based on its fundamentals but I would suggest that a sporadic and temperamental approach to investing will be detrimental not only in holding JAT but across the board.

I'll stay in JAT until the growth outlook is no longer there and will wait for smoother conditions for the SP to rise. Nothing but positive changes have occurred for this business for the past 6 months and the SP hasn't built in any of the leaps and bounds the company has made.

There is significant growth here for those brave enough to not succumb to the frustration or to play the "what if" game with stocks that they glanced at once and had one big green day on hype.

The modern world is impatient, I'll be patient until this company gives me a reason to not be.