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Biotech / Medical : Biotechnology Value Fund, L.P.

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To: Elmer who wrote (2185)12/13/2000 7:06:54 PM
From: scaram(o)ucheRead Replies (2) of 4974
 
David:

Are the FDA filings open to the public for review prior to the advisory board meeting?

The company submissions? No. If you're talking about the FDA's review of the submission and/or questions for the panel to consider...... yes, it's a new rule. Read about it recently in (?) BioCentury, but don't remember specifics.

So, how is it that the Street knows knows the data stinks and the analysts don't?

You can see that I don't like the company, and that I didn't accept what they were saying as being truthful. If you've been around the sector long enough, you get to know the people. Toth is good, but he's relatively new. Mike King hired him when King was at Vector. No excuse for Berger?

telling me that a lot of people knew the data was manipulated.

Wouldn't surprise me at all. Even with my negative sentiment, I didn't have the guts to short into the face of their claims and data.

The sector once again fails to police itself. The good companies are tainted by liars, cheats and/or incompetence (one can say, it the case of MAXM, that incompetence is in play at very least). We need a "Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval".

Rick
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