RE:How do you manage a stock like SNP?I think if your sitting on a multi bagger then especially in any stock it's best to pull out your original investment so in the worst case you never lose money and effectively you are playing with "house money". Any single stock whether penny or blue chip is a gamble. If your sitting on only profit that usually allows us to be more aggresive for the bigger win and less likely to sell cheap. I should have taken that advice seriously when I bought Goldstar at $0.11 in 2005. The stock did nothing for over 2 years then in one month went to $1.40. I blew out my position. What I should have done was sell a portion and ride the rest up selling in parts. Within one year the Company got bought out at over $5 and then the company who bought them got bought at the equivalent of $14 the year later. Those were the good ol days of junior mining looks like tech is the new trend in Canada these days.