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Saltz

08/05/17 5:06 PM

#16410 RE: tonysd57 #16409

Tony, your share count is accurate. Also agree with your risk assessment. Thx for your opinion.
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gestalt2

08/05/17 6:26 PM

#16411 RE: tonysd57 #16409

Thanks for the post Tonysd57, but i must ask if the worst case scenario is that the trial fails and the SP goes to $.70 and some pharma buys it out for cheap, then why is the SP at $.70 now? We have the potential of a major win in trials and it is priced at failure levels? Is this just because we are on the OTC? is it all just waiting for risk to be alleviated after the data? I'm not saying your wrong but this is the baffling thing to me - why is the no real accumulation on the potential growing this SP?
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fred198484

08/05/17 8:09 PM

#16412 RE: tonysd57 #16409

What I am really interested in about the warrants is when they expire as if some are expiring soon and the data is good as we expect it to be, the company will be able to raise the needed cash via the warrant conversions and would not need to additionally dilute shareholders. Does anyone have any info about when the warrants expire?

As for the downside, I have to think it would be significant as you will have a company without any cash and without a clear future. It would be hard for the company to raise additional capital under those circumstances.

Also, we all think in terms of either great results or lousy results. But another possibility is just OK results. If the results are just OK but not great, I am not sure how the stock would react.

I would put the odds of getting great results at 70%, OK results at 20% and lousy results at 10%. But those are nothing more than semi-informed guesses.