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Hardmano and other comrades, this is obviously a thread of long-time shareholders, which means that like myself you probably bought the bulk of your shares years ago sub 10 cents and have held and held despite the setbacks and patronising looks of others as you keep telling them what a good stock it is. This means you are probably holding heaps of them. What I want to ask is this: has anyone any strategies worked out for avoiding/lessening the massive capital gains tax we'll be facing. Selling some on June 30 and July 1 is one of course, but what I'm talking about is the time three or four years down the line when many of us will be millionaires thanks to this stock. Giving up hundreds of thousands to Mr Carmody will be a bitter pill to swallow especially as he has risked nothing.