My conundrum is I am not currently at a point in l

My conundrum is I am not currently at a point in life where I have much in my taxable account to invest because that part of my savings has dwindled down. Most of what I have in SFOR is in my IRA and Roth IRA accounts. As a result, if I ever want to take out some money by selling SFOR at 50 cents per share (I would probably sell about 5-10% of my shares at that price level) I will have to pay the 10% tax penalty. Oh well, I figure if I have that problem to deal with that it is a quality problem and I don't mind paying tax on huge gains. At least the huge gains make it bearable.

My comments are only my opinion and are not to be used for investment advice. Please conduct your own due diligence before choosing to buy or sell any investment.