Hello! 

I've been following this chat group off and on since 2016, when a childhood friend at a high school reunion waxed rhapsodic about a company with the unwieldy name of Resverlogix.  (What could possibly go wrong?)  Reading your reactions to the ups and downs of this enterprise -- the rare euphoria, the abundant despair -- has provided a strange sense of community in addition to valuable information.  Thank you all for that.

I'm here to ask for a sanity check: Given the bizarre disparity between the current share price and the steadily growing body of science, does the risk/reward proposition for purchasing shares now seem as crazily favorable to you as it does to me?  Eg, 20,000 shares now cost between $1000 and $1200 US.  That's the most one can lose, whereas if the stock goes up to one dollar a share, one makes roughly $19,000. I have no idea how to price intellectual property, but can RVX's IP possibly be worth less than a buck a share, or have I lost my few remaining marbles?  Thanks in advance for your thoughts!

Cheers!