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Biotech / Medical : CVAS-an interesting california-based biotech company here
CVAS 0.0004000.0%Oct 7 9:32 AM EST

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To: Miljenko Zuanic who wrote (114)3/5/2003 11:59:04 AM
From: keokalani'nui  Read Replies (2) of 126
 
Lampert 100% right IMO. Corvas CEO should not make the decision for cvas shareholders to transform their investment from a primarily cash and blood clot company into a cancer vaccine company. What, he thinks he runs a mutual fund? The distinction between dndn and cvas is simply too great.

If cvas CEO feels provenge, etc., opportunity is so great he needs to prepare PhD quality white paper on what he knows, certify it, seal it, and make it subject to review 2 years from now. By what insight does he now believe cancer vaccine is way to shareholder reward? Also (I am being facetious)), if he truly believes his strategy, why not use cvas cash to buy dndn stock (cheaper and more liquid)?

Would be far better to liquidate assets and simply hibernate while new trial completes.
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