Intellipharmaceutics International Inc. (IPCI)

[fabius]

tilator I am not going to bring up my example again...but I would bet that you can close a short for a delisted company even if it is a going concern.

I stressed I wasn't making comparison, but just illustrating how complex are markets when you see a true disconnect between price action and company's health.

Shorters are likely betting on a new offering to buy new shares issued and cover their short. around 1mln shares MORE shorted between sept and now ...avg price likely around 1.5$..close at say 0.50....a hell of money with very low effort (just computer trading).

danger I fear? to name 2:
1- ipci announcing a new offering...and let the game...REPEAT

2- somebody taking an control ownership interest e forcing the company to merge at ridicously low prices (even with a premium)


I am sure everybody is here to make money, but if the price just goes down AND the company DOES NOTHING it is going to end badly...

...otherwise you will have very interesting buying volume at these very levels.

IPCI DOES HAVE what is needed to end this spiral...but they just want MORE MONEY from the agreements they have been offered...and competition out there is definetely not waiting for IPCI to do it its way.

tilator, I am sure you would manage the ANDAs and generics much better than IPCI...most of your points and suggestions make a lot of sense...but we have a serious disconnect (share price - company developments) and company needs to step up.