Colorado Goldfields Inc. (fka CGFI)

[sanbrunobaby]

Depends when you want to take tax loss. For example you could sell, lock in the tax loss, and if for some bizarre reason you wanted to still have shares, buy 60 days later to avoid wash-sell loss issues.

The issue that arises which perhaps I didnt explain is being ale to sell in the first place. It will not be easy finding broker who will even accept the shares, and if they do, then time to get processed in your account, i.e. all this means if you wanted to sell for a tax loss in 2013 you would need to get stated now.

This may be further complicated by the status of the company,whether they will de-register this year or not; last will there be any bid by the end of the year ?