Hi, Mopar, welcome to TK.  There have been some similar threads in the past to your question, so it may serve you well to search some past threads.  In general, I think it depends on your style and comfort level.  When you look at comissions to get in and out of any position, you are going to be down 5% from the get-go with $200.  Keep that in mind.  Many people here feel that a dip in the market is about to happen, so it may be wise to find a stock you like, then wait a bit and try to buy at a lower price. 

What is your goal?  Are you trying to get high returns at potentially high risk?  Are you trying to find a solid stock that hopefully outpaces what you could get from buying a CD? 

I'm sure you'll get lots of suggestions if we know a little more about your mindset.

I don't know anything about CCTR, but I do know that each share would come with a hefty percent comisson to trade here on TK--$4.95 per trade plus 1 cent per share on a share price of 6 cents.  I'd be careful with the pennies.

Don't be overeager of or overly afraid of options. With only $200, they are a good way to get returns high enough to negate the commission--or lose it all.

Ok, free advice:
1. Have a look at _The Intelligent Investor_ by Ben Graham. A classic. Learn about value investing, which has proven the most powerful method over the long term.
2. I do not recommend a newbie playing with options, as they're a good way to get wiped out quickly.
3. I don't see the logic to Kelrod's advice, as the # of shares is irrelevant.
4. Save some more money. With $200, you're automatically down 5% just from commissions ($5 to buy, $5 to sell), and that's assuming you only buy 1 stock, which means no diversification. Not much point to investing only 200.
5. Avoid being taken in by either hype or panics. You want instead to take advantage of other people's excessive optimism and pessimism.
6. Look at my "new stock picks" thread. ;)