I absolutely loved your post Buckeyes.....I've read about studies showing that social media interaction, that good feedback (a like, smile, postive response) to something posted elicits a release of endorphins in the brain...happy drugs.  The hypothesis is that this is part of the reason why social media can be so addicting....because we're all seeking our endorphin fix :-)

In my view the absolute worst time to invest in any stock is when a company is doing anything and everything it can to satisfy the concerns of retail investors....and that's doubly true for highly speculative micro/small caps.  I don't think anyone here would try to argue that Resverlogix is doing all it can to allay any concerns or fears over risks here....

Perhaps the closest we came to that in my 5+ years here was in March/April of 2015 around the time that Shenzhen Hepalink climbed on board.  Don went on a bit of a junket, appearing before some private investment group called The Richmond Club up around North Bay, and then did an interview on BNN.  As I recall that BNN interview ended rather ominously, after talking up all the postives the woman talking to Don said something like , "but of course it can all far apaprt can't it" and Don allowed that "yes, yes it can".   

I didn't know about this until later....I was in the process of moving when DM was making the rounds....oh well.  BETonMACE hadn't even started back then.

I don't think anyone would accuse Resverlogix of doing everything possible to attract retail investors right now (or for the past several years), in fact I'd have a hard to coming up with anything they've done to attract retail interest.  I might be accused of it, and I would plead mea culpa...and I would guess that my efforts are not appreciated by the likes of Don and Paul.

I think this offering could prove very telling.  Its been my belief for a long time now that the thin trading volumes are not the result of a lack of interest, but rather the result of too few shares available...with even bleacher bum retailers squeezing tight.

If this share offering goes through and raises enough to retire the 3rd Eye loan with enough left over...say $10 million or so, then I'll view my opinion as to the level of buy-side interest as having been vindicated. Hopefully we'll have that answer in another 2 or 3 days.

I'm done til Monday...you know you're a stock market junkie when you stop looking forward to weekends while eagerly anticipating Mondays.