I'd like to add a point to my previous post if I may...how Canadian, "if I may"....of course I may.

What I wrote was this...."I am of the opinion that, yes, those selling RVX are smarter and perhaps privy to information that the bleacher crowd isn't".

The point I wish to add is that...assuming my hypothesis about smart money accumulators using shorting to shake free shares is correct....it may very well be that so called "smart money investors" ARE NOT privy to information that we in the bleachers don't have access to.

It might simply be a case that they're confident enough in retailers being nervous and overly price sensitive, that they can confidently borrow and sell shares to drop the price, secure in the knowledge that many retailers...if they see the PPS falling, that they'll think something must be wrong....

There are thousands of stocks to invest in just in North America, with the OTC, Amex, Naz, NYSE exchanges in the US and the Venture and TMX here in Canada. We all got excited by the prospects here, blew our brains out as it were holding and buying shares of RVX. But nothing lasts forever, after the inevitable exhaustion of retail interest RVX was ripe for the kind of activity we've been seeing post April.

The only monkey wrench in this hypothetical example, as far as accumulating short sellers might be concerned, is the prospect to be blind sided by significant news....like maybe an orphan indication ;-) DM has already told us that news is coming...the only question is when.

It'll sure look fishy to me if an orphan announcement "conincidentally" comes out after that short number has been significantly reduced.