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Actually, the best thing to do is to minimize your exposure to these sort of companies. Have no more than 1% of your cash into them. Think of it as a Tattslotto investment that is tax deductible.

And beware of idiots - I once had a friend who worked for XYZ - he came over and told me XYZ was on the verge of a big business deal. So I happily bought into it - dumped in $25k. Later I found out that the b@st@rd was simply retelling a story he heard on the investment forums.

Instead of slapping the idiot I turned and sold out of XYZ losing 20% in the process. It has since been delisted.

Later he tried to sell me a Henry Kaye investment package.

And its a good job its getting hard to purchase a gun license these days, let me tell you.