On the positive side, Aspire keeps believing there is an even bigger market for their shares each time. First $10 million, then 20, now 30 million. Don't discount that. They clearly believe in the business developments. CTIX has plenty of available cash to execute the business model through 2015 and probably some of 2016. This may well have helped them qualify for NASDAQ. Last, but not least, they can negotiate from strength for a partnership.
The downside is that while they can negotiate from strength, I think it means there is little partnership talks, or the current numbers being thrown at CTIX are very low offers.
Right after the conference in December 2014 I said the stock was likely dead money for 6 months, with a consolidation resembling the one at $1.70, but hopefully not as long of a consolidation. Not seeing reason to change that view 3 months later, but the old tri-fecta is the only thing I see left to change that view.
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