On the other board their is a lot of discussion about putting a sale order in to prevent shares from being used in shorting by MM's. I know it's supposed to be a legitimate strategy investors can take, but brokerages are limiting the limit price to $2 or $3. I cautioned that in most cases investors will get an opportunity to cancel the order, but in the event of a buyout, new partnership, etc. which might gap the stock up dramatically, investors would be sold out.

I'm not suggesting this is happening, but that's characteristic of such events, they are conducted under confidentiality agreements, and when they're really well done, no measurable movement in the stock price can be seen before they hit.

I believe the company has indicated they routinely are negotiating for certain rights to their products, etc. We really have no idea what, or who they're negotiating with, and the only way we'll learn about it is if one or more agreements come to fruition. Companies never announce that talks are abandoned unless they've first announced that they've been initiated, which is rare.

Gary