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Etrade doesn't allow fractional penny entries, Ameritrade does.

scstocks, OT - if you wouldn't mind, could you please explain to all of us how to enter a fractional-cent trade. It has been extremely frustrating for me to enter a full-cent trade (such as $.75), only to lose out to a trade a fraction higher ($.7501). I trade on Etrade and it will does not allow fractional-cent trades. Thanks.

scstocks: Thanks for private reply re: .000x trades. CHM

Thanks Neuro. He advised of the Rodman conference about two hours ago. In any event, all good news. Cordially, RBlatch

Actually, Mark Varney is scheduled to present CX717/RD at the Windhover 'Ten Best CNS Partnering Opportunities' conference, November 4. NeuroInvestment

Cortex's first public speaking appearance to discuss their current state of affairs will be at the Rodman conference Nov 10 thru 12, I have been advised. Cordailly, RBlatch

I don't see why COR wouldn't survive. Granted, all stocks are getting hit at this point, but it's the financials that are leading the downturn. My impression is that Pharma has been relatively insulated from this bloodbath and that the inelastic supply curve of health will continue to keep Pharma in cash so long as they have new products to exploit ... like COR's line of innovative ...

enemem, It's arguable that COR will survive better than most others, because it has so low institutional interest. The hedge fund failures and the huge redemptions taking place in the hedge funds make it likely that some biotechs that are dependent on those funds will fail. COR's failure to attract institutional investors MAY turn out to be blessing in disguise in this uncertain Market....

Market, It's douobtful "the market will likely languish for a few years at least." Historically, the time to really make money is the first sixty days after the "capitulation." But, admittedly, we haven't seen the "capitulation" yet. Bladerunner

Absolutely. However, IMO I do not believe Cor will ever come close to fulfilling our wildest dreams of limitless potential. Management will sell out (and be acquired) long before that light would ever be spotted.

enemem, It's arguable that COR will survive better than most others, because it has so low institutional interest. The hedge fund failures and the huge redemptions taking place in the hedge funds make it likely that some biotechs that are dependent on those funds will fail. COR's failure to attract institutional investors MAY turn out to be blessing in disguise in this uncertain Market....

Market, It's douobtful "the market will likely languish for a few years at least." Historically, the time to really make money is the first sixty days after the "capitulation." But, admittedly, we haven't seen the "capitulation" yet. Bladerunner

Actually, Mark Varney is scheduled to present CX717/RD at the Windhover 'Ten Best CNS Partnering Opportunities' conference, November 4. NeuroInvestment

One of the competitor's for this space is bpax, who have been developing a "Female Viagra" for some time, and have received positive write ups. There is a board on Ihub if interested. Take Care.

Does anyone have a real world example of the type of deal cor would be hoping for? Particularly the dollars up front? Finally do we have a feel from other micro cap biotech how the deal will effect valuation. Clearly dollars up front will be critical, but can they get enough for two years of cash burn in order to move other programs forward? Cor is still at least 4+ years away from seeing ...

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Absolutely. However, IMO I do not believe Cor will ever come close to fulfilling our wildest dreams of limitless potential. Management will sell out (and be acquired) long before that light would ever be spotted.

Assuming the worst, i.e., a capitulation and a drop to below 7000, do people here think cor can survive? I know this is uncharted territory, but I'd still appreciate people's ideas about this.

<<This is a once in a generation opportunity coming up.>> Considering this would be the third of a kind "once in a generation" opportunity (don't forget the 1997 Internet bubble beginning, and the 2000 RE bubble beginning), who knows what is to come. Relying on historical precedent will be skewed by the partial socialization of our free market system.

Just to throw some humor into the fire--Thank heavens Cortex delivered their wonderful results Monday morning. They can't seem to win for winning.