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Biotech / Medical : Biotech Stock Picking for Charity - 2006

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To: tuck who wrote (239)1/8/2006 12:41:04 AM
From: tuck   of 592
 
Thanks to John for supplying the prices and some of the formatting . . . my portfolio numbers after dropping APBI to get to 100% allocation from 105%. I made that choice without looking at its recent performance, because it was one I didn't know as well as the others; I may regret that decision, as it apparently has started nicely.

        Allocation       # Shares   $ Invested     Price     
AGIX 5% 250 5000 20.01
ARQL 5% 817 5000 6.12
CRIS 5% 1404 5000 3.56
CRXX 5% 611 5000 8.18
CVTX 10% 404 10000 24.73
DSCO 15.0% 2246 15000 6.68
GNVC 5% 3030 5000 1.65
MDCO 10% 573 10000 17.45
MOGN 10% 583 10000 17.16
MSHL 5% 800 5000 6.25
NKTR 5% 304 5000 16.46
TELK 15.0% 883 15000 16.99
XGEN 5% 1587 5000 3.15


Since I own a number of these in real life, I'm happy to see them off to a decent start, even if I'm not in the top 5. No more sulking, anyone, at least not till it's over. We have seen no instances that I can remember of someone starting strong and holding on to win. The qualifier "that I can remember" is an important one, as my memory is embarrassingly fallible, and I won't claim to have checked.

Cheers, Tuck
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