This is for US investors. If you have Tyhee as an investment in your IRA, may I suggest the following strategy:

Starting this year, you are able to convert your IRA into a Roth account which allows you tax-free growth for the future. If you are a normal Tyhee investor, you shares are well below your cost basis. Therefore, transfer them now, and pay the tax on the lower market value. Place them in your Roth and watch them grow tax-free for your retirement. That is one strategy to alleviate the brutal loss in current market value. If you still believe that Tyhee has potential, enjoy the share price rise in a tax-free account. Its one way to lessen the current disappointment in the company's share price.

Plus, the benefit of converting this year allows you to delay paying the taxes as you have the option to pay 50% in 2011 & 50% in 2012. Remember, you must convert by the end of the year.