Based on my discussions with RVX, I understand that they will not be releasing more data than absolutely needed.  Their point of view is that they don't want to rock the boat and get into trouble with conference organizers (Amarin got into major trouble; RVX does not want to be in those shoes) or with the credibility of their results...so more deliberate and delayed information to be given out once the data analysis is complete.

From a share price point of view, I think this is what will happen, assuming a successful BoM result (statistically significant RRR reduction results).  The first day, RVX goes up from 50 to 100% (could be more).  Then we enter a period of profit taking for a few days.  After that, we begin a period of speculation about eventual results.  Bull run to start.  All this will be facing global equity headwinds as Trump is trying his best to take down the S&P500...but if the results on BoM are what we hope, then RVX will weather it all.

GLTA!