Cellceutix GREAT progress
2011
Q1 2011 Market Cap 36.58 MM

2012

Q1 2012 Market Cap 47.55 MM

October 8 2012 Initiates the Phase I D-F trials for Kevetrin

2013
Q1 2013 Market Cap 165.52 MM

June 3 2013 Presented poster ASCO Kevetrin
June 17 2013 Stability test for Purisol tablets
September 15 2013 Aquires Polymedix
October 2 2013 IND new Psoriasis drug Prurisol

2014
February 24 2014 Brilacidin ophthalmic and otitis formulations started
February 25 2014 First patients 2b ABSSI enrolled
March 19 2014 Seventh cohort for Kevetrin initiated
March 24 2014 Initiates clinical trials for Prurisol

Q1 2014 Market Cap 173.64

May 5 2014 Prurisol completes first cohort
June 16 2014 Eight cohort entering for Kevetrin
July 18 2014 Breakthrough formulation for Brilacidin
Aug 07 2014 Prurisol primary end point met
Sept 19 2014 IND filed Brilacidin OM
Oct 23 2014 IND Brilacidin OM becomes effective
Oct 31 2014 Positive Top Line data regarding Brilicidin phII b
December 10 2014 Brilacidin QIPD designation
December 22 2014 Psoriasis FDA aproves initiation phII


Q1 2015 Market Cap 400 +

Jan 05 2015 Brilacidin confidence intervals revealed
Jan 20 2015 Kevetrin 10th cohort commenced 450mg/m2
Jan 26 2015 Meeting lawyers for Nasdaq listing. New pre-IND for gastrointestinal decease. FDA meeting requested

Hi Ebay,

I think you might have given up on AIM much to quickly. Did you examine Mark's "Automatic Investor" program? In his AI program, one of the features of his program, is what's called "Fundamental Analyzer" which does fundamental analysis on your list of stocks, providing a ranking.
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=2429605
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You can test his program for free for 10 days:
http://www.automaticinvestor.com/


OR, you might try his "Pragmatic Investor" e-book and software
http://www.pragmaticinvestor.com/


This is the Value Screen criteria used by both the Fundamental Analyzer in AI and the Pragamatic Investor:
> ====================================================
>
> Ben Graham is the man who literally wrote the book on value investing. I
> refer to him quite frequently in my book. Upon hindsight, I should have
> included the following summary of Graham's definition of value, which
> Montier noted.
>
> "Shortly before his death in the 1970s, Graham was working on a set of
> criteria for defining value. This list (supplemented by three of Rea's own
> requirements) was published by Rea [James Rea] in 1977 (in the Journal of
> Portfolio Management). In order to qualify as a value opportunity the
> following criteria must be met:-
>
> 1. A trailing earnings yield greater than twice the AAA bond yield.
> 2. A PE ratio of less than 40% of the peak PE ratio based on five years
> moving average earnings.
> 3. A dividend yield at least equal to two thirds of the AAA bond yield.
> 4. A price of less than two thirds of tangible book value.
> 5. A price of less than two thirds of net current assets.
> 6. Total debt less than tangible book value.
> 7. A current ratio greater than two.
> 8. Total debt less than (or equal to) twice net current assets.
> 9. Compound earnings growth of at least seven percent over ten years.
> 10. Two or fewer annual earnings declines of five percent or more in the
> last ten years.
>
> "Graham and Rea stressed that criteria 1, 3, 5 and 6 were the most
> important. Sadly, at present no stocks in the S&P500 manage to
> simultaneously pass tests 1, 3, 5 and 6. The first five criteria are
really
> concerned with the price you pay for a stock. The last five requirements
are
> all about controlling the risk that the stock is cheap for a reason. Now,
> admittedly this is an 'extreme' deep value screen. But if it was good
enough
> for Ben Graham, then it is certainly good enough for us."
>

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