Replies to post #7922 on RespireRx Pharmaceuticals Inc (fka RSPI)

[ampakineman]

You have to admit that this steady drop is something even you, a loyal booster of COR management, find a bit surprising.

When it is this drastic, and quite a bit worse than anticipated.....you have to expect doom and gloom from a certain segment of the shareholder population.

I sense nervousness from some real long time holders...including me. That in iteslf is not flagulation fun.....just a bit of shock.

Now where did I leave those goats?...maybe sacrificing one or two will turn this thing around.

[gfp927z]

Neuro, I figure the $1.66 warrant share overhang has likely magnified the drop considerably, combined with the crummy overall market. Also, most Cor diehards have already been locked and loaded for some time, and there hasn't been much happening lately to bring in new investors.

I was trying to think back if this type of drop had happened previously with the unlocking of warrants from earlier PIPEs, but then I realized that their excercise prices are way higher - $3.25 and $3.00 from PIPEs #2 and #3 respectively. There haven't been that many of those higher priced warrants excercised yet since the share price hasn't yet been high enough for any length of time. The only time would have been briefly right after the ADHD results, and then the clinical hold hit shortly thereafter, so not many were excercised. Plus at that time everyone was anticipating good DARPA results and an ADHD deal following on the heels of the great ADHD results, so few excercised in the brief window that was available in the $4s and $5s.

So this type of warrant share overhang pps effect is in some ways a phenomenon we haven't really seen previously, brought on by the unusually low $1.66 excercise price and a confluence of other events. Fortunately there were only 3.2 mil warrants at that low price, and some of the holders may want to hang with their warrants until the IND approval and BP deals to come.