Oh, AMRN is definitely NOT in that 90% group - that's the number of small bios that fail to produce a commercial drug and fold, IIRC. We're way past that point - now it's sales and marketing, plus expanding indication and R-IT results. AMRN will survive somehow, as opposed to a company like VVUS, which is likely to fold under a mountain of debt and the REMS CVOT trial costs within 12-18 months - they will have a HUGE problem raising new funds - already have the same kind of loan shark deal with Pharmakon that AMRN has, and only an idiot would buy shares in an offering - and they're bleeding $50M+ per quarter. Dead man walking. We're not.