Replies to post #11224 on RespireRx Pharmaceuticals Inc (RSPI)

[haysaw]

<<<i am hoping they have things in the lab they have not announced>>>

That is what got them/us in this mess in the first place! Let's just hope the luck changes and strategy improves.

[food4thought]

scstocks,

I certainly appreciate your polite response. The odds appear to be in your favor. Although I have been in COR since 1996, I have never followed this company as closely as I have as of late.

It seemed to me that even though a poor financing deal had taken place as a safety net, the funds that were sure to come from the CX717 acceptance and an eminant BP deal appeared to be financially vital to bring other compounds forward.

I too buy on bad news and try to sell on good, this ussually in a stable non-bio environment, however, COR has not offered me this luxury. I did have a chance to make lofty profit after my first 50K reentry @ $1.14 prior to Stoll's post mortem press release. I accumulated much more on certain future good news which came in spurts but the gamebreaker never did surface. I believed in Stoll's confidence, and this board's as well, and now am severly underwater. I only blame myself. I have sat on the sidelines of this board but am now looking for answers from those who did offer their stongest confidence in CX717 ADHD approval.

As I stated, I am not a chemist or compound technical savy but I do understand that without the revealing of the so called irons currently in the fire we are a bobber with a hole in it.....soon to sink. There maybe bottom feeders offering unatractive financing deals keeping COR afloat but what does that do for the share holder...zip. I am anxious to see the writing on those pokers....when my faith is restored I will move quietly back to the sidelines and take in the technical thoughts of those who deserve to speak on such matters, but for now I am looking for a satisfying answer from our board of experts as to what may come of our cash and events which lie ahead. Good luck to you as well. I am trying to remain positive.

[zebra4o1]

scstocks,

Have to agree with you that this is very low risk entry point for buying Cortex. I bought a lot back in February, another low point, and posted this valuation model for Cortex:

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=16835049

So I think I'm finally starting to get the hang of buying low -- but I'm having less success with the selling high part. The trouble is that, at heart, I am a true believer in Cortex, so once it starts to move up I lose my head and start dreaming of $50 a share.

[Aiming4]

ScStocks - a serious request... please remember to post here when you sell the shares you are buying at today's prices.

Based on your track record of trading COR well, I want to at least consider selling some when you do.

Thanks for all of your posts on COR's historical trading opportunities.

I've already figured out that the 2nd hardest thing in stocks is buying low. It's not finding stocks at low prices that's hard, it's buying them when no one else wants them and your gut is screaming at you to stay away - that's the hard part.

And I've honestly found it even harder to sell stocks when they are up. I've had numerous opportunities when I could have cashed out of COR at a substantial gain. Live and learn.