Having said that, make no mistake that I agree with Dadon that if a correction or pull back occurs following a big pop, and they almost always do, there's nothing morally wrong with taking profit and increasing the "free" shares in your portfolio.

What pisses people off, especially true long term INVESTORS in a company which they very much believe in, is when negativity is offered up as if we need an explanation for why they sold shares.

It's a stealth bashing tactic we've seen far too many times. Trying to "innocently" cast doubt on the future prospects of the company, and it's been rampant lately. No coincidence at all.