Sure, Swing. Yesterday, I sold them (July 5 puts) for .30 (I sold 30, so I got about $770 net). As of close yesterday, they were trading for around .19, and right now, bid/ask is .10/.12. So, I could close them for a profit now (but have to pay about $370, bringing the profit down to $400) or hang on and hope the stock remains above $5 through July expiry. I really was tempted to go a little bigger since I did July instead of August, but I've got enough at risk, so I was a bit more conservative.