You can't have your cake and eat it too, and you can't have both your shares and the money they're worth at the same time....unless you can use RVX shares as collateral for a loan, but then there's interest costs.

My Dad's favourite bromide, and he drilled it into my brain was...'nobody ever went broke taking profits'.  And if the stock you sold keeps climbing....just cry into the money you made. 

Personally I think a good strategy is to sell a quantity of shares and then buy an equal number of warrants.  That's not advice, just a personal point of view.  I've done it myself, it allows me to take some $$$ off the table while still having a potential equal stake in the future....Like eating my tasty risen cake and then putting another cake in the oven....realizing the one in the oven might fall.  

A couple months ago there we were hovering around $1.30 and there was some speculation that we could fall even further...I thought a short attack was coming with the cancelation of the share offering....

I get where ChessPoker is coming from, its called protecting profits.