5-Minute Deep Dive Scorecard: Is Shuttle Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: SHPH) Ready for a Massive Breakout?
Based on SHPH’s pending phase 2 results, the company has the ability to change cancer radiation therapy forever, but do they have the chops to win?

Biotech can be brutal, but when a tiny stock with a tight float and a powerful narrative starts to run, it pays to pay attention. Shuttle Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: SHPH) is starting to catch the attention of savvy small-cap investors. With its focus on innovating cancer treatments through radiation-sensitizing drugs, SHPH operates in one of the most high-impact sectors in biotech. Backed by experienced leadership and gaining momentum on the charts, Shuttle Pharma has become a standout candidate for this week’s Small Cap Winner Deep Dive.
At Wealthy VC, we use our proprietary 4-element, AI-powered analysis system to evaluate potential winners—stocks poised for powerful, multi-day or multi-month moves. Let’s dive deep into Shuttle Pharma and see how it stacks up.
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Winning Team & Sector
Shuttle Pharma is led by a powerhouse team of scientists and biotech veterans. At the helm is CSO Dr. Anatoly Dritschilo, a renowned expert in radiation oncology with over four decades of experience in translational medicine. He’s backed by an accomplished board with business, capital market and legal experience.
Dr. Dritschilo previously served as Chairman of the Department of Radiation Medicine at Georgetown University Medical Center. That’s not just pedigree—that’s credibility in a field where reputation matters.
SHPH operates in the red-hot oncology sector, specifically focusing on radiation sensitizers—drugs that enhance the effects of radiation therapy. This is an underserved, high-demand niche with multi-billion-dollar potential. As immunotherapy and targeted therapies evolve, combination treatments like those Shuttle is developing are gaining momentum.
Grade: A
Competitive Advantage
At its core, Shuttle Pharma isn’t just trying to build another biotech play. It’s solving a real problem: the need to improve the safety and efficacy of radiation therapy for cancer patients.
What sets SHPH apart is its proprietary platform of radiation sensitizers designed to selectively target cancer cells while sparing healthy tissue. That’s the holy grail of radiation treatment—and Shuttle may have cracked it.
The company’s lead candidate, Ropidoxuridine, has already cleared a Phase 1 dose-escalation trial. It’s now performing Phase 2 clinical trials in glioblastoma patients, a notoriously hard-to-treat cancer. With FDA orphan drug designation and potential for Fast Track designation on the table, SHPH’s progress could accelerate significantly.
Yes, other companies are pursuing similar solutions. However, few have SHPH’s academic backing or scientific precision. This isn’t just a science project—it’s a potential game-changer.
Grade: B
Technical and Fundamental Strength
This is where SHPH really shines right now.
On the technical side, the stock has shown explosive trading activity in recent weeks, with volume in the month of April 2025 up more than 3,000% compared to February 2025.
With the SHPH chart showing a clean bottoming pattern, combined with skyrocketing volume, and a very low RSI reading of only 34.69, it might be the perfect recipe for an epic price reversal and breakout that could push shares back in the direction of its 52-week high of $4.71.

From a fundamental standpoint, the balance sheet is surprisingly healthy for a clinical-stage biotech. As of December 31, 2024, SHPH had $1.9 million in cash and equivalents and has also recently raised $5.75 million in additional capital. While it’s not swimming in capital, the low debt load (just $1.2 million) helps keep its burn manageable. That’s a big deal in a space where many competitors drown in debt before reaching pivotal trials.
The fundamentals may not scream profitability yet—but in small-cap biotech, strong cash and minimal debt are massive advantages.
Grade: B
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Clean Capital Structure
Low float? Check. Insider ownership? Check. Tight control of outstanding shares? Triple check.
Shuttle Pharmaceuticals has roughly 13.4 million shares outstanding with a public float of under 3 million, based on recent SEC filings, but will have climbed based on the recent financing. That’s a micro-float by Wall Street standards—a, which means this stock can move fast and hard on any news.
Insiders and affiliated entities hold a sizable portion of shares, signaling strong internal confidence. No signs of toxic financing either—a rarity among micro-cap biotechs.
This is the kind of capital structure we love to see when hunting for breakout opportunities.
Grade: A
AI-Powered Investment Report Card
Category | Grade |
Winning Team & Sector | A |
Competitive Advantage | B |
Technical and Fundamental Strength | B |
Clean Capital Structure | A |
Overall Grade | A- |
Final Verdict: Is SHPH a Small-Cap Winner?
With two A’s and two B’s on its report card, Shuttle Pharmaceuticals earns an overall grade of A- placing it squarely in the “winner” category by our Wealthy VC standards.
This is a micro-cap stock with the potential for powerful multi-day—and possibly multi-month—gains. SHPH has the ingredients of a breakout biotech: credible leadership, a strong narrative in a high-demand space, smart cash management, and a turbocharged chart setup.
Bottom line? Strong chance this stock continues to run higher—especially if the company drops additional clinical or regulatory catalysts.
For investors looking to dominate the small-cap space with momentum-driven plays, SHPH should be on the radar right now. Just remember, biotech stocks move fast and often irrationally. But with a setup like this, Shuttle Pharma could be about to launch.
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