hold to

That means once you made peace with a favorite show’s version of a “Sopranos” blackout, whatever impression you hold to be true is as valid as the creators’ intent.

Typically, analysts move ratings one notch at a time, from Buy to Hold and Hold to Sell, and vice versa.

But all too often, we’re asked to put grief on hold – to arrange affairs, to fight over property, to get back to work or the worst yet . . . to move on because the world doesn’t deem your grief as legitimate or worthy.

“And now that Hopwood has spent £1 million and volunteers are getting the grounds and interior into shape, the RBC wants it back and is claiming that Hopwood didn’t hold to his plan.”

That’s unusual: Wall Street typically moves one notch at a time, from Buy to Hold or from Hold to Sell, and vice versa.