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tigertrader

12/05/09 9:44 AM

#4641 RE: baseball fan #4639

BBF: Sorry, but for now, watching CYRX is about as exciting as watching soccer.
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coldasice

12/05/09 11:30 AM

#4644 RE: baseball fan #4639

My old pal BBF, someone is finally getting my point about the past. The latest 10Q showed 1.3 million shares converted by the two debt holders. You can speculate that either they know something or they're hurting for cash. Roswell, specifically over the last two years, they've been involved in 2 lawsuits seeking damages in the millions. If in fact both debt holders are our current sellers,
they're selling their shares at a discount to the conversion rate at close to 15%. Ouch!
Lets take into consideration, both debt holders were pre-paid 6 months of interest @ .40, and have collected a great deal of interest over the years.
Two positives, debt is being reduced and the shares have been absorbed in the open market.
If I had to estimate. The debt holders probably have somewhere between 7-8 million convertible shares still left. They have the right to convert until the S1 is effective.
In my opinion, any good news that is released or any road show under taken, mark my words,
those debt holders will sell into the event. Whose got who by the balls?
We've got to pay for Peter Berry past sins before we can really move forward and drive this stock price home.


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CEOA1US

12/05/09 7:57 PM

#4650 RE: baseball fan #4639

I highly doubt that Roswell is selling its shares in CYRX to pay for those lawsuits. The mostly likely explaination is that they don't want to be stuck in a position where they can't do anything for the next 6 months, assuming that they are part of the group that can't sell during the period after the s-1 is approved. They aren't really losing much if anything on these transactions. The interest that accrues is at a lower level an the current coversion price is at .45 now. The also have all those warrants and I can't recall whether or not they were repriced. Basically if they can get out whole on their principal amount they are probably happy considering that the company hasn't produced very much in the last two years.