I wouldn’t comment on the short term trade being a Longie, there...

I wouldn’t comment on the short term trade being a Longie, there are plenty of folk for that.

One may consider though that when it comes to risk reward positions, there are good times to enter and exit holdings if investors choose to take them up, or alternatively, to just hold for longer, years or decades.

In 2015 when the share price was 46c, well undervalued, all the potential of the IF market lay ahead for A2M, well for those of us who saw it, and risks were relatively low, that was an exceptional entry point, perhaps a multi year level opportunity.

In 2016, as we stand now, the share price is pretty much fully valued, much of the remaining IF potential upside is priced in, competitive and regulatory risks are higher this year than last, and the patent exclusivity which the company has enjoyed over the last ten years is potentially coming to a close with a significant patent expiring in just eight week’s time.

There may still be some upside, although reading through some of the threads here, some seem to think that we may see a repeat of the 2015 gains, and perhaps we will, who can really say for sure, although I would offer that the risk reward position is pretty well balanced now about here, and that may remain the case for some time to come, provided those risks don't come to fruition.