RE: RE: RE: so loosely traded..."the issue is the volume is way too low for us to get excited...."
Kind of a funny statement, that was. It's sort of like Yogi Berra's statement about the NY restaurant, "Nobody goes there anymore, it's too busy."
The fact is, the lack of excitement causes the low volume, not the other way around. But you're right, as soon as some excitement is generated, this will pop, not to $6, I don't think, but $4 maybe. Even when the ASSURE go-date is announced we'll still have to wait a year for results. That's not all that exciting.
There are some things that could create the excitement, perhaps a funding JV or some other interesting financing. More likely we'll see 3rd party news about research or trial results that indirectly confirm RVX's work and value but that don't compete directly with RVX, something like the Cerenis trial.
Stagnant money is never exciting but the trouble with RVX is that we can never predict when some oddball event or circumstance will cause this to run. Because ASSURE success will make this so valuable, there really isn't much alternative but to hold the stock and your nose at the same time. Buying this at $2 rather than $4 or more results in owning far more shares for your money and if we think that RVX will be successful, then buying it at $2 is a very rational thing to do. On any of the several runs this will have before this is over you can take some money off the table or just sit and admire your own wisdom for buying at $2. It's all good.