goosegog,Possibly even more appropriate is Kenny Rodger's 'The...

goosegog,
Possibly even more appropriate is Kenny Rodger's 'The Gambler'
"You've got to know when to hold up, know when to fold up, know when to walk away and know when to run, never count your money while sitting at the table, there will be time enough for counting when the dealings done " !
The message is even more powerfully relevant when you are' gambling' with others' money.
For some time I have thought that the Company's incredible success with Princeton, Northport and Eastport, had clouded their judgement as to know when to hold up, fold up, walk away or run.
Diligence in reading the market, and timing, is everything.
In the last 3 years, buoyed (blinded?) by their earlier successes, I believe they got both the assessment of market requirements and timing wrong.
(Gidgigannup, Esperence, Melrose, Dawesville, Point Grey,Hotel Site in Southport and even Oceanique).
Even the winding up, or resolution of problems, has been painfully drawn out.