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Biotech / Medical : A Biotech Bash - Recs and Wrecks

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To: r. peter Dale who wrote ()8/24/1997 8:03:00 AM
From: r. peter Dale   of 171
 
Self serving post #1:
(why else would I start a thread if not to advertise my own picks?)

1. Ariad Pharmaceuticals (ARIA): Boston area company with top flight personal and a unique focus (drugs to block highly specific intercellular signaling systems). Currently given a perfect '1.0' rating by the four analysts who cover ARIA and, as of yesterday, rated #1 out of 129 companies in its sector by Zachs.

2. Univec (UNVC): Fairly recent IPO with locking syringe device(s) which effectively blocks disease transmission by reuse of contaminated needles, etc. Has solid partnership with the WHO to address the spread of meningitis. Chart looks like Titanic. Appears to have good product, increasing demand, and lucrative niche.

3. Fountain Pharmaceuticals (FPHI): Develops microencapsulation drug delivery systems (at least in theory). Until recently, dead-in-the-water penny stock with not much of any noteworthy product. June, 1997, received significant financing from investor group, rearranged its board, and stock has quadrupled (to $0.24...). You may want to avoid placing your children's college funds in this one.

Best wishes,
Peter
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