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To: Rocketman who wrote (481)	5/9/1997 2:02:00 PM
From: Andrew H	of 9719

>>Perhpas the day will soo will soon come when one big failure traumatizes the whole industry.<< Nope, that's just the opposite of what I wanted to say. I eft out the words "no longer" in between failure and traumatizes. Just before I went back to sleep. I must have been traumatized by CYTO's fall. Thanks for catching it. Actually, looks like that day has come, more or less. And that suggests to me that bios and the model portfolio will do well for a while yet. Sounds like you mighta had a kinky doctor! Good to see you came out of it with your sense of humor either sharper than usual. Your comments on your brothers suggestions and his drummer's stools were truly first rate!!!! Hard to say about Gspan. Agreed with you before I read his comments, but now I am leaning the other way. I wouldn't place money on it, though. At least no more than I already have. Yeah, CHIR looks strooong. Bodes well for its future. I wouldn't touch CEPH with that pole you use for checking the gw's. That cat may bounce, but I see a string of shareholder suits coming soon over the calls fiasco. I agree with your take on myotrophin, but I think CHIR's money is better spent elsewhere than buying CEPH.

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