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Biotech / Medical : T/FIF, a New Plateau

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To: pull_da_trigger who wrote (732)	11/9/2001 11:21:35 AM
From: scaram(o)uche	of 2243

The portfolios at T/FIF?........ they have a track record of success before and after being abandoned. Compounding the portfolios would have yielded mega bucks. Go through the three threads and picture the compounded returns. Portfolios sometimes resemble my current preferences and personal portfolio, sometimes there is little resemblance. My primary focus is to sweep profit from public markets into private biotech equity, and I frequently overweight trading positions that are not reflected in any SI portfolio. There are two portfolios which are now actively managed. Portfolio "2000" is up 334% in just over seven quarters. Portfolio "2001" is up better than 33% YTD. If you pick a single biotech that beats the portfolio(s), it could reflect expertise, or it could be luck. I neither reject nor accept your dare, as I have no interest in it. You're on ignore going forward, but I wish you immense success. And, again, I sincerely hope that research at Oncolytics is successful.

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