RE: RE: RE: Look at past JanuarysI agree absolutely that taking profits, in stages and increments, as a stock price rises is the correct way to go. Hang on too long with a full stake and you could get burned. I played a company called Coolbrands, with 25K shares, all the way from $3 to $27 a few years ago, starting my selling at the $12 mark and selling 1K shares every time the stock went up a buck or so. Worked well. Having said that, I also believe that SVC does have the potential to rise more quickly and sharply than some here think because of a) the nature of the business space b) the pent-up demand due to SVC's slow rise back into investor grace and c) the potential for a price spike even if SVC meets, or even barely exceeds, next quarter expectations. I can readily see how SVC got the upgrade to four bucks – I can $5 on the horizon within the next 12 months barring some kind of unexpected corporate setback. aclcmc