I was just looking at my sales of LYNX
about a year ago--looks like I sold a
little under 7000 shares around 4 1/4.
So, I am back in the position, a little
over a buck cheaper, so I've got 10k
shares this time.
But, also a year ago, I see that I sold a bunch
of Rigel, for what would have been, reverse
split adjusted, about $8 a share. And that
proceeded to triple without me as of a few months ago.
I don't think I've ever owned Sequenom.
Don't want to talk about Tgen. That is
a smallest of the three positions and I am
squeamish about it.
The other stock I sold about the same time
was CeNeS, and I think I got a dime for it.
It has also run up over the past year, but
it was in a different account, and I did
well to close that down. I suppose I am a
little embarrassed that I still have, gasp,
5% of my money in biotech after all this
handwringing. I know, I said that flotsam
and jetsam would not exceed 'a few percent'.
I've overshot a bit, and Mr. Market is giving
me a little spanking for it.
Solexa has some free articles linked on
their website. Worth checking out!
Finally, a reminder, that this is my thread,
and if I feel compelled to do silly little
confessionals and blog the hell out of it,
that is what I am going to do. Remember, I
work that rotating shift, and I reserve the
right to have insomnia and be a spazz.
Hold your tongue Dana (poor Dana holds some
Tgen thanks to me and my big mouth several
years ago). |
