I have not received my DDI shares yet but somebody said earlier that they had received theirs and the price shown was .35. There are people that had shares before DDI became a publicly traded company and their costs will be different but for those receiving the "dividend" shares it should be at .35.

So, I am assuming that you could hypothetically sell at .20 and claim a .15 loss per share. However, the KWG stock price didn't take a hit for the spin-off and we are getting them for free, so in reality, you would actually make a profit of .20. Take your profit and claim a loss to boot. Seems like a reasonable strategy if you think the price will level off here or continue to drop. Perhaps that might have something to do with people selling into the bid and the resulting drop in share price right out of the gate.

I'll be keeping mine when I get them so hopefully some good news turns things around.