Replies to post #10182 on RespireRx Pharmaceuticals Inc (fka RSPI)

[Rodenta]

What does she do if not finances?

[scstocks]

Hello neuro, In case I have never mentioned it, please add me to the list of those that appreciate your informed, and what I deem, your upmost effort, that you continually put into your posts on this board.

Really, if only those that are so unhappy with current management would just SELL all their shares in the morning, and then maybe SHORT the stock with all the resources at their command, driving the stock down below a buck, and let the rest of us attempt to feast off their losses, well that would just be fine with me, and I am guessing many others on this board.

If the IND should fail, the stock falls not too far below a buck anyway, (imho,) so I only see upside to all the unhappy posters to SELL ASAP and let us feast.

I haven't lost money in 17 or so years in cor, corx, and I think I am in the best position ever, of course you have to be willing to sell once in a while, but what do I know?

Thanks again neuro.

[iggs]

Neuro:

I agree with your comments.

You are probably correct regarding the pps going down if Roger were to step down. Obvious short term impact due to the mkt assuming the worst.

I do think Roger has lost support of the investor community and that a change in leadership would be good for the Co. long term.

Iggs

[laker9029]

<<Messinger does not execute the CFO duties that most of her peers do--she plays no part in fundraising >>

If the latest financing, (which although necessary, was substandard in terms of quality) was done without a fully functioning, highly capable CFO, then Stoll has failed badly. This company only has 25 employees, and is financially simple --we don't need much accounting, et al. Fundraising should be one of the most strategically important roles in Cortex at this stage!

If we have traded $30 million in market cap and crippled the PPS in exchange for $14.2 million because we have a CFO who "does not execute the CFO duties" .. usually handled by CFOs in peer companies ....then that is a serious issue.

If she truly "plays no part in fundraising", I wonder, as well, what she does. Accounting for what is basically a PROJECT consisting of 25 people, expense budgets, virtualy no revenue and negative cash flow esentially equal to spending is not even a full time job.

Sorry for the whining, but for the second time in a week, I am caught badly off guard, if this is true.

I have e-mailed IR asking for an explanation of management roles and specifically Ms Messinger's role in the latest financing.

L