The fundamentals should be used to your advantage.

If a company profit is still good and if you foresee better future profits, you do not have to force yourself to look at every possible exit.

Trade wisely la.

Spiked up again to 3.54 before close

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But overall you roughly know my style.
Trade fewer stocks, fewer frequencies.

Switching tends to lead to careless mistakes. That's my observations. Maybe it's me.
The reason is one tends to find the urge to switch.
It's just pure impulse.
The stock they have sits on nice profit.
The urge to switch causes the trader to sell just in order to facilitate the trade switch..
The stock they switch to, ends 'early'... stock endures few months of uo and down, not going anywhere....
and the stock they switched from, shoots up another 50%.... sometimes even more.

Seen far too often.
It's also one my mistakes during my early paper trading years.....

I know, sometimes, holding on to the stock can be frustrating....
I once, endured a stock that was up close to 50%...
but somehow the stock...that blardee stock .... went into a much deeper correction that I had anticipated.... maybe I err-ed my technical assessment of the stock... and boy oh boy.... before you know it... I carried close to a 5% loss for the stock....

Yeah.... shit happens....
However, luckily for me, my assessment of its future prospect was spot on.... and rest was history.... made close to a 2 bagger.
Luck I guess....
Now this new one....
this 'new gem'.... of yours....

your concern is the sustainability of its profits growth.
Basically it's a turnaround stock.
Profits are finally returning back to its glory years... 3 solid years of turning around... (you highlighted the strong uptrend in the stock)
So perhaps you might consider the risk of sustainability....
Can the earnings continue to grow?

In short... are you maybe a bit too late to play this one game?

Thanks for sharing anyway..... 

It depends on situation. No straight answer.

..... only Aunties do things like these

still got downside up...... 
this company highly dependent on the USD.

Wait I go ask Auntie Yee

Me too......
So?