Thanks for all the responses. I think some people are speaking more from their personal opinions. I'm planning on leaving all the money within my RSP plan either way. Right now I have my RSP with RBC, I will transfer than in kind to my SDRSP with Direct Investing therefore not receiving any tax implications. Once the money is in my Direct Investing RSP, I will invest in NOT. I still have 30+ years of work ahead of me before I retire (unless I get lucky with NOT ;). Once I look at retiring then I will decide what way to go to reduce the tax implications I have. I might even transfer my NOT shares back into Mutual Funds in 5 years if NOT has made some good money for me. As long as it stays within an RSP plan than I don't pay taxes.

I don't have enough within my RSP to really be making significant gains with Mutual Funds. I think I might take the risk and see where NOT takes me. If I can double or triple my earnings within the RSP because of NOT, well then I am better off for it and from what I've been reading and what pople have been saying this isn't such a far fetched idea.

Thanks for everyone's input, I just hope I can get the money transfered before the stock goes to high :)