I here you. If position is large enough, it's not an issue...

I here you. If position is large enough, it's not an issue of "when I want to sell" instead it becomes "when the market gives me a window to sell".

And PTL does suffer from illiquidity given its small size.

But the flip size of this, is because of the above, I think there is limited institutional interest.

This is good for people like me. PTL is a dividend stock to me. With a dividend of 7.5% which should grow over time, PTL goes into my dividend side of the portfolio.

business seems relatively defensive as well given that with all the hiccups in the macro environment their profit still came though.