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Biotech / Medical : XOMA. Bull or Bear?

XOMA 29.81

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Dec 2 3:59 PM EST

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To: Bluegreen who wrote (16334)	10/9/2003 11:02:48 AM
From: aknahow	of 17367

perhaps, he knows Raptiva does not work and sold Xoma short @ $12.50?<g> Actually a very good ad (non ad) as ads prior to approval would be illegal. Really great concept. After approval Raptiva trial subjects can be quoted as to why they are smiling. BW says t.v. won't be used, and that makes sense but a lot can be done with smiling faces in literature provided by derms to acquaint patients with Raptiva. Nice find. Also proves a company can say something when it wants too. Even the lawyers had to sign off, because when you think about it no FDA rule prevents you from showing the face of a clinical trial subject smiling. And 75% of the thousands that were in the trial probably have smiles.

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