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Non-Tech : Bill Wexler's Trading Cabana

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To: ggersh who wrote (5236)4/3/2009 7:57:51 PM
From: RockyBalboa  Read Replies (1) of 6370
 
DNDN - fine! It even rose afterhours to mid-6 or so. But this is nothing I want to own longer than a couple of hours. DNDN has put some dirt on because they disclosed study results when they should not (in October 2008). It could very well end like GNTA if their lead drug hits a snafu. And their net cash is practically zero (they had 100MM but 90M in debt).

A "final" presentation of DNDN is due late april (april 28?) past the current options expiration. By then the fate of the comapny should be sealed.

reuters.com

But - all is rumor:

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NEW YORK, April 3 (Reuters) - Shares of Dendreon Corp (DNDN.O) jumped 38 percent on Friday as investors looked ahead to long-awaited data on the company's experimental Provenge vaccine to treat advanced prostate cancer.

A spokeswoman for the U.S. biotechnology company, Katherine Stueland, said she knew of no clear reason for the stock gains. But she noted that the American Urological Association on Friday had reserved a time slot at one of its upcoming scientific meetings for Provenge researchers to present findings from a late-stage trial of the product.

"We don't know whether we'll definitely be releasing the data there," said Stueland, who noted that the urological group had invited it to make a "late-breaker" presentation on April 28 at its meeting in Chicago.

Late-breaker presentations at medical meetings usually involve high-profile studies, or ones of particular interest to healthcare professionals. However, selection of studies as a late breaker is no indication whether the data will be positive or negative.

Stueland reaffirmed that Dendreon expects to release the Provenge data by the end of the month, even if the urological group's meeting is not the chosen forum.

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