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I own 2,750,000 shares in a stock that is about to most likely undergo a "50 to 1" reverse split. When this happens, every 50 shares I hold will be converted to a single share, but the price of the individual share will raise quite a bit. I bought this stock at a whopping .0004 per share and have traded it both up and down and made some decent money in the last few months.

Now I'm wondering if I should grab several million shares and hold on for the split which will drastically reduce the number of shares I hold, but also (hopefully) drastically improve my investment with this stock that I once regarded as a "throw away penny stock"

Any seasoned advice out there from people with positive outlooks?

And does knowing they are proud of America make you want to see more of their movies or buy more of their albums?

This list is from FreeRepublic.

Danny Aiello (Act)

Kim Alexis (Act)

Denise Austin (Sports)

Alan Autry (Act/Fresno,CA Mayor)

Bob Backlund (Wrestler/Pol. candidate)

"Sir" Charles Barkley (Sports)

Jeff "Skunk" Baxter (Music)

Orson Bean (Act)

Catherine Bell (Act)

Belamy Brothers (Music)

Tom Beringer (Act)

Jan Berry of "Jan and Dean" (Music)

Clint Black (Music)

Lisa Hartman Black (Act)

Ernest Borgnine (Act)

Bruce Boxleitner (Act)

George Brett (Sports)

Jack Buck (Sports)

Jim Bunning (Sports/KY US Senator)

Delta Burke (Act)

Kirk Cameron (Act)

Drew Carey (Act) (Libertarian)

Dixie Carter (Act)

Nell Carter (Act)

Harry Wayne "K.C." Casey of "KC and the Sunshine Band" (Music)

Tom Clancy (Author)

Harry Connick Jr (Music/Act) (Democrat)

Robert Conrad (Act)

Charlie Daniels (Music)

Tony Danza (Act)

Doris Day (Act)

Bo Derek (Act)

C.C. Deville (Music)

Mike Ditka (Sports)

Shannon Doherty (Act)

Jerry Doyle (Act/Pol. cand.)

Fred Dryer (Sports/Act)

Leslie Easterbrook (Act)

Clint Eastwood (Act) (Libertarian)

Buddy Ebsen (Act)

John Elway (Sports)

Chad Everett (Act)

Brett Favre (Sports)

Glenn Ford (Act)

Haden Fry (Sports)

John Gavin (Act/fmr. Amb. to Mexico)

Crystal Gayle (Music)

Sarah Michelle Gellar (Act)

Joe Gibbs (Sports)

Mel Gibson (Act)

Melissa Gilbert (Act)

Clarence Gilyard (Act)

Rev. Billy Graham (Religious)

Kelsey Grammar (Act)

Fred Grandy (Act/Fmr. IA Congressman)

Merle Haggard (Music)

George Hamilton (Act)

Paul Harvey (Radio)

Patricia Heaton (Act)

Charlton Heston (Act)

Catherine Hicks (Act)

Hal Holbrook (Act)

Bob Hope (Act)

Dennis Hopper (Act)

Susan Howard (Act)

Dale Jarrett (Sports)

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson (Wrestler/Act)

Jimmy Johnson (Sports)

Christine Jones

Shirley Jones (Act)

Jeff Kent (Sports)

Bobby Knight (Sports)

Yaphet Kotto (Act)

Steve Largent (Sports/OK Congressman & future Governor)

John Larroquette (Act) (questionable)

Tommy Lasorda (Sports)

Jerry "The King" Lawler (Wrestler/Act/Pol. cand.)

Al Leiter (Sports)

Meat Loaf (Music/Act)

Anne Lockhart (Sports)

Heather Locklear (Act)

Mike Love (Music)

George Lucas (Director) (questionable)

David Lynch (Director)

Loretta Lynn (Music)

Norm MacDonald (Act)

Karl "The Mailman" Malone (Sports)

Barbara Mandrell (Music)

Louise Mandrell (Music)

Jackie Mason (Comedian/Act)

Johnny Mathis (Music)

Charles McCord (of Imus In the Morning)

Reba McEntire (Music/Act)

Bernard McGuirk (of Imus In the Morning)

Don McLean (Music)

Linda McMahon (Sports)

Gerald McRaney (Act)

Al Michaels (Sports)

John Milius (Director)

Lorrie Morgan (Music)

Julianne Morris (Act)

Wendy Moten (Music)

Jim Nabors (Act)

Wayne Newton (Act)

Chuck Norris (Act)

Ted Nugent (Music)

Gary Numan (Music)

The Oak Ridge Boys (Music)

Mike Oldfield (Music)

Gary Oldman (Act)

Tom Osborne (Sports/now NE Congressman)

Ken Osmond (Act)

Marie Osmond (Music/Act)

Fess Parker (Act)

Jameson Parker (Act)

Joe Paterno (Sports)

Joe Pesci (Act)

Richard Petty (Sports/Pol. cand.)

Regis Philbin (Act)

John Popper (Music)

Laura Prepon (Act)

Nancy Davis Reagan (Act/First Lady)

Ronald Reagan (Act/Governor/President)

Dana Rohrabacher (CA Congressman)

Roseanne (Act)

Kurt Russell (Act) (Libertarian)

Pat Sajak (Act)

Pete Sampras (Sports)

Rick Schroeder (Act)

Jon Secada (Music)

Tom Selleck (Act)

Paul Shanklin (Satirist)

Ricky Skaggs (Music)

Paul Sorvino (Act)

Robert Stack (Act)

Nancy Stafford (Act)

Ben Stein (Act)

George Steinbrenner (Sports)

Shirley Temple-Black (Act/fmr. Ambassador)

Dave Thomas (Act) (SCTV, not Wendy's)

Fred Thompson (Act/TN US Senator)

Dean Torrance of "Jan and Dean" (Music)

Joe Torres (Sports)

Travis Tritt (Music)

Janine Turner (Act)

Val Venis (Wrestler)

Jimmy (J.J.) Walker (Act/Radio)

Darrell Waltrip (Sports)

Julius Caesar "J.C." Watts, Jr. (Sports/OK Congressman)

Patrick Wayne (Act)

Ann Wedgeworth (Act)

Lisa Whelchel (Act)

Reggie White (Sports)

Cindy Williams (Act)

Hank Williams Jr. (Music)

Ted Williams (Sports)

Martha Williamson (Producer)

Noble Willingham (Act/Pol. cand.)

Bruce Willis (Act)

Tiger Woods (Sports)

BeBe Wynans (Music)

CeCe Wynans (Music)

ZZ Top (Music)

And does it change how you feel about seeing any of their movies or buying their records?

Adam Brody

Al Franken

Alan Dershowitz

Alec Baldwin

Alice Walker

Allison Janney

Alyssa Milano

Andre 3000

Andre Agassi

Art Alexakis

Ashley Judd

Babyface

Barbara Streisand

Ben Affleck

Ben Stiller

Benjamin McKenzie

Bette Midler

Bill Bradley

Billy Crystal

Bob Saget

Bonnie Raitt

Boyz II Men

Brad Pitt

Bradley Whitford

Brian McKnight

Bright Eyes

Bruce Springsteen

Bud Selig

Cameron Diaz

Candice Bergen

Carole King

Charlize Theron

Cher

Chevy Chase

Chris Rock

Chris Tucker

Christian Slater

Christie Brinkley

Chuck D

Colin Hanks

Damien Fahey

Dana Delany

Danny Glover

Dave Grohl

Dave Matthews Band

David Cross

David Spade

Death Cab for Cutie

Demi Moore

Dennis Weaver

Diana Ross

Dixie Chicks

Doug Flutie

Dustin Hoffman

Ed Asner

Ed Harris

Eliza Dushku

Ellen DeGeneres

Eric Stoltz

Famke Janssen

Frank Sinatra

Gene Wilder

George Clooney

George Lucas

George Peppard

George Soros

Glenn Close

Green Day

Gwyneth Paltrow

Hank Aaron

Harrison Ford

Heather Graham

Helen Hunt

Herb Williams

Hulk Hogan

Jack Black

Jack Nicholson

Jackson Browne

Jada Pinkett Smith

Jake Gyllenhaal

James Caan

James Cromwell

James Garner

James Taylor

Jane Fonda

Janeane Garofalo

Janel Moloney

Jason Bateman

Jason Biggs

Jennifer Aniston

Jennifer Garner

Jennifer Lopez

Jenny McCarthy

Jerry Springer

Jessica Biel

John Cusack

John Fogerty

John Glenn

John Goodman

John Grisham

John Leguizamo

John Mayer

John McEnroe

John Mellencamp

John Travolta

Jon Bon Jovi

Jon Stewart

Joy Bryant

Jurassic 5

Kate Hudson

Keb' Mo'

Kevin Bacon

Kevin Costner

Kevin Spacey

Kimberly Guilfoyle

Kirk Douglas

Kirsten Dunst

Krista Allen

Larry David

Larry Hagman

Leigh Steinberg

Leonard Nimoy

Leonardo DiCaprio

Lewis Black

Lizz Winstead

Luther Vandross

Madonna

Margaret Cho

Marlo Thomas

Marshall Mathers

Martin Sheen

Mary Chapin Carpenter

Matt Damon

Meg Ryan

Melanie Griffith

Melissa Etheridge

Melissa Gilbert

Melissa Joan Hart

Meryl Streep

Michael Bolton

Michael Douglas

Michael Eisner

Michael J. Fox

Michael Jackson

Michael Jordan

Michael Moore

Mick Foley

Mike Farrell

Mike Richter

Muhammad Ali

My Morning Jacket

Nancy Grace

Natalie Cole

Natalie Portman

Nicole Kidman

Norman Lear

Omarosa Manigault

Oprah Winfrey

Owen Wilson

Patti LaBelle

Paul Newman

Pearl Jam

Peter Angelos

Peter Yarrow

R.E.M.

Rachel Bilson

Reese Witherspoon

Regis Philbin

Richard Gere

Richard Schiff

Rita Wilson

Rob Lowe

Rob Reiner

Robert DeNiro

Robert Redford

Robert Vaughn

Robin Williams

Ron Livingston

Ron Reagan

Russell Simmons

Sam Seder

Sara Jessica Parker

Sean Combs

Sean Penn

Serj Tankian

Sharon Stone

Sheryl Crow

Shirley MacLaine

Steve Bing

Steve Buscemi

Steven Spielberg

Stevie Wonder

Stockard Channing

Susan Sarandon

Ted Danson

Ted Turner

The Black Eyed Peas

Theo Epstein

Tim McGraw

Tim Robbins

Tom Cruise

Tom Hanks

Tom Morello

Will Rogers

Tommy Lee Jones

Vanessa Carlton

Walter Cronkite

Warren Beatty

Wendy Malick

Whoopi Goldberg

Willie Nelson

Woody Allen

Wyclef Jean

By caving in to democrat thuggery and breaking ranks with her own party she is failing America, the GOP, and everyone who ever voted for her.

Voters across the nation need to let her know that we're watching her. We may not all be able to vote in her district, but we can send money to her GOP opponents. We can also put the word out that we want nothing to do with career politicians like her.

Write to here here and let her know that she's done. Maybe obama can make her one of his new czars.

http://snowe.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseActio...

I mean it has to be... why else would they put the boot to the great obama in the first round?

Darn European racists.

I love that he used a teleprompter to make his pitch, and that his wife (the queen) made her schpeel about how her poor sick daddy makes getting the Olympics a must have in Chicago.

I know, I know... the Olympic committee must be racist.

He plead guilty in 1977 to molesting a 13 year old girl. Debra Winger and other liberal celebs are speaking out on behalf of him and waving "Free Polanski" signs.

How can the left support pedophiles like him? I guess the whole ACORN thing makes more sense now.

Here are three examples:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/bloomberg/20090923/pl_bloo...

http://cbs11tv.com/watercooler/Marine.fakes.war.2....

http://news.yahoo.com/s/politico/20090923/pl_polit...

In the first "news" release interview someone who says “It was a very safe speech,” said Suyeon An of RCM Asia Pacific Ltd, who left before Palin stopped talking. “Boring I have to say.” Was that all the person had to say, or did they simply pick upon that to cast the piece in a certain unfavorable light?

In the second "release" about the US Marine, the story seems to go out of it's way to make service members look bad, and even goes so far as to describe a youth camp for troubled kids as a "compound"

In the final "piece" the author goes out of his way to point out that "He faced criticism for his own behavior during Obama’s speech, too; although he didn’t interrupt the proceedings with any shouted accusations, he was seen scanning his BlackBerry as the president spoke."

It seems that big media is slow to learn that Americans are waking up to their bias and are growing tired of it. What say you all?