RE:RE:RE:RE:LOL, that was impressiveOlivier,
First, a little background - set-up. There are several institutional owners of RVX that collectively own about 70% of all fully diluted outstanding shares...that may include RVX insiders, I'm not sure, but doesn't change my thinking. For the purposes of my thesis I will use 230 million fully diluted shares....again I know that is not 100% accurate, but close enough for now. So the large owners already have 160 million shares. Meaning, they are 70 million shares away from complete 100% ownership. If the share price fell to $1 (it could) the large owners would only have to pony up another $70 million dollars to go after all of the remaining shares. Now there are problems with this thinking. I believe the large owners would have to collectively, or individually put forth a tender offer to the remaining shareholders to take it private. But the point is, if it gets too cheap, the large players will take it private. This will allow them to protect their investment in the stock, and they have the financial wherewithall to withstand the volatility, the extra cash for needed funding and the patience to see this through to commercialization. In essence, they are driving the bus, not you or me. Folks like you or me can get faked out by the daily volatility. RVX has an oustanding product that is very close to the finish line. Focus on that