Penny, the person I spoke with at Fidelity wouldn't commit to the fact that my shares wouldn't be shorted, but seemed to indicate it was about the only thing I could do with the shares in a Roth IRA. The reality is my shares are part of the share pool at Fidelity, they will only short part of the pool. He thought if my shares had a sell order they might not be counted, but he wasn't certain of that.
In that the account is a Roth IRA, the shares must be held in the account, I cannot order certs regardless.
I still believe the profit potential of the company is great, that's a major reason I have it in the Roth IRA. I do have some other losers in the account, and of course I cannot right off the loss, but I have more in gains, and if I take the money, which I'm now eligible to, I don't have a gain to declare.
I think CTKH may some day reach a dollar or more, but it's a long road unless emotion suddenly takes hold. I cannot say how high the stock could go if emotion takes it for a ride.
Gary
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