Probably for the best. Consider the opportunity cost: If you invested in 2006 for $3 and expect a modest 5% return, the stock needs to appreciate by 26x. If you got in for $0.40 in 2009 and expect a 5-10% return, you'll need 3-4X. If you got in in 2012 for $0.08, you may do very well. But as non-op with no ability to raise money or control, this dog is pretty mangey.

Sorry. There are other, better places to put your money.