In my experience, it most definitely is not. It's about perspective. There are certainly times that it's a coin flip. I do think it's a coin flip right now on whether or not it's about to breakout or meander for quite a while longer. But, the window is open here to run. Depending on the action the next few trading days should give a clear answer.

Depends on the situation. In regards to CTIX, 100% in the past, now wanting to build a longer term position. I see some decent odds that CTIX might be headed much higher in the near term, but still feel it may meander around 1.85, overall. I think we'll know the answer to this question over the next 4 trading days or so.

Agreed! I tend to be a flipper more often than not, but it's crazy how much each tick is monitored here and how there has to be a certain explanation for every move. In the short run it's just a voting machine, and in the long run it's a weighing machine. People are erratic, so expect volatility.

Overall, incredible board here, but getting a little too infatuated with the ticker. I guess that's boredom for you.

Never cared much for the golden cross. The death cross didn't mean much for CTIX, and don't think it's worth watching now. I think CTIX most likely meanders both sides of the weekly 50 sma until a catalyst. Now, maybe it shoots through 2.20, and if it does on volume, something is going on. Will be interesting what the rest of the week brings in watching this possibility.

Probably meander along the blue line until a real catalyst shows itself.

Well said.

I understand. Trying to control the risk. I pray that K is the panacea that many hope and believe it will be. If it is, the signs should start to show in the next 6 months, IMO. Good luck to everyone.

I expect this current cycle of weakness in price to be the last, and will now shift from flipping, to building a longer term position. I plan to build half the desired position during the dip, and wait to double down on a break of around $2.40.

gov Thank you for the clarification. Admittedly, I don't follow the heartbeat of the company real closely, but prefer a more distant approach. Keeps me from getting too hurt on any one opportunity. I thought I had read 7 was the last, but am obviously wrong on the process.

My main message was one of complete honesty in how I am playing it. I too enjoy noretreat's postings. In fact, I think he's the most realistic poster and appreciate his willingness to post things that many may hold against him.

I see many not understanding why the stock hasn't gone significantly higher, but from my vantage point it is completely logical. There is significant risk. Someone can sneeze and cause a huge delay in a trial. As some have stated, no news is good news. Also, the buying of another company's assets, and abandoning POC with P was a very bad sign in the short term that is still having some effect. Of course, it could be a brilliant move, but the market doesn't know yet. More often than not, that kind of move is one of weakness. I think it will be seen as brilliant in the end, but willing to admit the above and that the conclusion is unknown.

Obviously, with the potential here, the hype will get unreal. The anticipation alone of some key events could easily drive the stock up 100% from here. My guess is that it will happen before anyone truly 100% knows the real value with K or others. If true, that affords one the ability to play this highly speculative play with some control.

I LOVE the Aspire deal, but I'm of the belief that Aspire has some moles here to help massage the distribution efforts that they require for their deal. So, I think the majority of your beef with the flipper crowd probably stems from this.

Looking forward to next week, but usually, these types of events don't inspire large groups of new money to flood into the stock and consistently take the shares off Aspire's hands.

7th Cohort--Hola

What is a reasonable guess as to how long this last cohort will take?

I've been following CTIX for about 8 months now. I typically just trade it, but knew that things would probably change in 2014, and I believe it's nearing the time I hunker down. Maybe one more low volume disappointment post conference hype slow drip pullback to go.

I imagine real momentum should set in as the 7th cohort comes to a close. Kevetrin may not be worth a penny, but the excitement as people await P1 results after cohort 7 should allow me to take my initial investment off the table at a double or more. I'll let my initial investment amount, now house money, ride for either the big boom, or take it out on the crash as hype isn't converted.

Anyway, great board. I hope and think K is the real deal, but I'll play it like it isn't.