I have to stick to my oringinal thought that, in order to 'intice' a buyer, SPEX will have to be around a buck p/s, before the reverse, because it is currently worth less than that. With hype, its probably worth 75- 90 cents. I doubt serious investors are going to pay twice its worth to gamble on the trials. The odds in a casino are not a great deal worse. For that reason, I think the only volume purchases you have seen and may see, in the near term, were and are, perhaps, from shorters.

I say this because, IMHO, after the reverse occurs, the pps is going to drop appreciably. I don't think anyone can predict the percentage of probable loss of current share value as no one knows what the reverse ratio will be (i.e., 1:3, 1:10, etc). However, one thing is typical of reverse splits, they are usually followed by a dip in the price per share. A noticible recent exception to that is probably AIG.... but that is a rare exception. The fact is, IMHO, this is a one trick pony.... If this doesn't work, again IMHO, the Doc and others may want to check their local Walmart for open greeter postions.