Assuming your principal is protected (is this some sort of an EIA-type product?), I'd consider it a fixed asset worth $123K appreciating to $146,500 in August 2012, at which time I'd cash it out. As far as you are concerned, it's probably more like a bond than a stock, although it sounds like it could be worth even more if the market continues its recovery.
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