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Biotech / Medical : The biotechnology mini portfolio

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To: Mike McFarland who wrote (77)2/13/2007 7:50:54 AM
From: Mike McFarland  Read Replies (1) of 93
 
The Maxygen and Myriad shares are both outperforming
to the tune of +56% since portfolio inception Summer '06.

The remaining positions (with the exception of newly bought
Vernalis) are in a comfortable range of +25-35%--guessing
that is keeping up with the sector these past seven months
or so.

Here are the holdings with approximate value:

Exelixis EXEL 2175 $24k
Arena ARNA 1450 shares $21k
Maxygen MAXY 1333 $16k
Myriad MYGN 430 $16K
Crucell CRXL 500 $14k
Renovo RNVO.L 3838 $14K
Keryx KERX 1000 $12k
Medarex MEDX 1000 $13k
Vernalis.L 10,000 $13k

MiniB stands around $142K and a barebones estimate of
cost would be what I entered into Yahoo, or $108K but
I may strip off a few grand at the end of our 'fiscal
year' at the Summer Solstice --if I get around to
finding out the total fees of the average bio mutual fund.

The portfolio exists only on paper, I do not presently
hold any of these stocks, and the yahoo portfolio is
up +32% since inception summer 2006.

Do your own DD!
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