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Politics : Ask Michael Burke

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To: Exacctnt who wrote (23061)9/24/1997 6:27:00 PM
From: Knighty Tin   of 132070
 
Bob, Gene is the Rodney Dangerfield of the genomics game. For some reason, when they have good or great news, nobody cares. HGSI or INCY come out with similar news and their stocks skyrocket. Not that I'm complaining all that much. I made a ton of sheckels on Incyte and Human Genome. But I can't quite understand Gene's lack of support.

The SGP news was excellent, though most of the money was a bet on the come line. The drugs have to work before Gene gets the bulk of it. Still, GENE has done great science for awhile and this is a another major doper acknowledging the fact. It think this stock should be selling in the high teens or low twenties given its pipeline of discoveries and long term potential.

I like Medarex. It is cheap. I don't quite get this one and CEGE, either. CEGE is zipping up and MEDX is languishing. A few months back, the opposite was true. But two excellent little cos in the gene modification area. MEDX is probably the better buy at these prices.

Neurex's labeling information wasn't perfect, but it wasn't bad. I like the idea that there is going to be some nice cash flow coming in in the near future to fund the snail poison medicine for pain and the rest of the research. The stock ticked up a bit, but it is still dirt cheap, IMHO. MB
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