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Biotech / Medical : IVAX Insider Trading

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To: flickerful who wrote (71)9/27/1997 9:00:00 PM
From: John McCarthy   of 756
 
Randy -

Hi.

I do not follow IVAX.

The only thing I can tell you is that at the
6 month Barron's RoundTable get-together, 2 of
the main guru's recommended Ivax - I think it
was at 10 at the time. And - I think - one
of those guru's was Mike Price.

Their basis for picking it was it was too low and
that Mr. X (can't recall his name) would shake up the
company to get it going again.

I follow the thread here because I have a large
position in NPRO. And, as you know, both companies
are in bed together trying to get around both the
FDA and *MORE IMPORTANTLY* Bristol Myers Squibb's
monopoly on Taxol.

In short, BMS's orphan drug position for Taxol with respect to
K.S. will probably keep Paxene off the market.

If you know any Aid's activist's please let them know
that they are NOT going to be able to buy PAXENE because
BMS and the FDA are going to *probably* squash PAXENE.

To put this in perspective, BMS just told the
*country* of Japan, no, with respect to Taxol because
they did not accept the price offered to them from
the Japanese national health office.

Of course, every company has the right to do this,
but BMS is not every company and therefore CAN DO THIS.

That's about it.

Regards,

John McCarthy
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