Tada, a very balanced response to my response, thank you.

I of course am very hopeful. I am also very glad that the company is promoting (in various ways) the value of the secondary indication data we have thus far. I have agreed with past discussions on the board about going full spread ahead with trials relating to these secondary indications to help mitigate any loss me would undoubtably receive in the event of a missed primary outcome. 

In regards to the ever increasing secondary indications that 208 is being attributed too..... (I’ve discussed this with GAC over a beer) My concern with that is based on the old saying “if it’s too good to be true than it likely is” don’t get me wrong, I’m not doubting the science being put out, I’m just concerned some may turn away (or turn their backs on the company all together) because of the unlikelihood of such a discovery. (Please don’t reply to that comment because a reasonable person has to admit, not only the unlikelihood that a single compound would survive its long journey to market for one indication, but the unlikelihood for many indications as well). I know if I were in the board room at RVX as the science kept coming in for other indications, after the third or fourth, I would have likely said “okay guys we’ve gotta stop telling people about this stuff because they just aren’t going to believe us) lol. 

As far as considering a reduction of my position.... There is no need for that for two reasons. One, like I said, I’m still very hopeful and Two, my holding of RVX is entirely within my high-risk portfolio. So I admit I may be in a unique position since I said farewell to the money in 2013 when I placed it there (at an average price of .83 a share). I could have cashed out many times and made a more than decent profit ,but I haven’t. (I sold a portion of my holdings - 20K shares at $4.15 just to get my original investment back). I and my family are doing well, I’m just hoping that a hugely successful BOM could help me extend good fortune to friends and extended family. 

Regards

DND