RE:Tax-loss selling season:It doesn't matter when you sell them it for a loss. Yes it typically happens before the end of the year but all you have to do is not hold them for a month. In Canada but you can't even lock in losses on this company cuz it doesn't trade any shares. I thought the whole point of a company being on the stock market was for liquidity and ability to raise Capital which this company is not done or close to doing for the last 10 years or since they did that share offering which I was describing. And when they did that share offering the last time they didn't make that accessible for the just normal. Joe shareholders. They had already sold them all off to fund managers. So it doesn't matter which way it goes. They don't do what's best for the small shareholder. And obviously the fund managers must not be very happy with this company or they would have kept their shares. But they're probably very happy that they sold them. And it doesn't look like they think it's worthwhile to buy any back again either. We spend millions of dollars. Could go on the market in the states of cepro's money. I thought that would be so weird to have some liquidity. Is now with the reason you would go on to the NASDAQ for liquidity but when you sell less than 10,000 shares a day it's pretty hard not to give them away. And if I wait till tax loss selling to sell my shares to take the tax loss, they'll be down to two bucks this year. Well I guess I'll get a better loss but that's not why I buy companies to lose money.