<prompt> Human: As the title says, my Mother-in-law 65 - recently retired bought 80k worth of Rightscorp RIHT a few years back story for another day. It is now worth 3k. She came to me for advice on what to do and now I come to you! At this point, she has accepted the loss and is by no means well off but she will be fine if it all goes down the drain. Ive done my share of research but am no expert on this subject. The company seems like a huge POS with a fail rev. model but recently hired a new CEO with incentives to turn it around and seem to be tweaking their business model. Should she cut her losses now and sell or let it ride on RIHT? Id love and appreciate hearing your thoughts. Thanks!  <response>: Ouch. The best thing you can do is periodically sell the shares for capital loss and take it as a tax deduction. Basically if she pays capital gains taxes on some other security she can sell some RIHT stock to offset the tax bill. 