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Biotech / Medical : Hydron Tech.

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To: Andrew G. who wrote (18)4/24/1997 2:16:00 AM
From: Dave K   of 72
 
Andrew and Edward: Interesting dialog.

Even though the QVC minimums may not be met, why won't they simply amend the previous agreement with QVC as they did last year?. Seems like QVC and Hydron have a longstanding relationship. QVC now has a "reasonable" vested interest to see them succeed:

As part of the amended license agreement last year QVC had options to purchase 500,000 shares at $2.50 per share. Hydron also granted QVC an option to purchase an additional 500,000 shares at $2.75 per share. A $1.75 stock price must hurt them.

Hydron's products appeal to those using them. Only thing lacking is broader brand name recognition as you said. As far as medical application, everyone has a polymer "something" these days.

Their increased sales don't seem to justify the current price.
I'm wondering if DTR's president has been unloading his options and responsible for the current weakness. If so, the smart money may return once he gets through. Any thoughts ?

Dave.
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