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Strategies & Market Trends : Rande Is . . . HOME

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To: Rande Is who wrote ()4/3/2000 12:20:00 PM
From: Note bene  Read Replies (2) of 57584
 
I encourage everyone to take a look at LORFF. I brought it to the board's attention late last week with a supporting news release from the company and was accused by JLS, Kevin Shea and HiSpeed of all manner of things, including spamming. Since then the stock is up 35%. This is not spam. Read the news releases. The company is based here in Toronto and is receiving more attention than any local biotech company since QLT. The company has a very low valuation right now because it has had little exposure to the US market. It is delivering two presentations at the bio-tech conference this week in San Francisco and this should bring significant buying interest for the stock. There have been many Canadian companies over the last few years that had amazingly low valuation until they were exposed to the US market in a meaningful way, e.g. JDS, NT, RIMM and QLT. I could not care less whether any of you invest in this company. It will trade on its merits, not on the buying power behind this board. I simply bring it to everyone's attention because I have lurked here for some time and learned a lot, and would like to give something back to the board participants -- even the snotty ones like JLS and Kevin Shea. I have had little to contribute until this time. Good luck to everyone.
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