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Biotech / Medical : FDA THRESHOLD: LOWER-RISK BIOTECH INVESTING

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To: opalapril who wrote (43)2/7/2000 11:52:00 AM
From: aknahow  Read Replies (1) of 75
 
This tread continues to pose a contradiction. The risk are that even promising P III drugs end up not approved. For years it has been demonstrated that one can reduce risk by purchasing a bioteck only after approval.

Why not limit discussion to companies that have just received approval? Do not do so leads to the thread being used by some to promote companies under the mantel of them somehow fitting into the low risk catagory described in the original post.

There is a company, I will mention as super low risk, once it has obtained approval, if it ever does. Until such time I would feel that mentioning it here would be inappropriate, even though recent events have made it 1/10 as risky as it was before. Without approval it still is risky, before it was very risky.<g>
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