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Biotech / Medical : Ligand (LGND) Breakout!
LGND 205.44-0.7%3:13 PM EST

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To: Courtney Willfore who wrote (11124)11/15/1997 1:49:00 AM
From: Vector1  Read Replies (1) of 32384
 
Courtney,
Anyyone who has spent time on the thread knows Henry's backround. He has never hidden any of it. He is one of the scientific founders of a company which became LGND and currently is an interested and informed shareholder. It is not Henry's responsibility to provide and unbiased view. It is your responsibility as an investor to investigate and deternine whether you agree. Henry has never ducked questions and he is not the only participant on the thread with a scientific backround and substantial investment experience. Yes he is obsessed with LGND and many of us have benefited from his knowledge. I personally have a very bullish opinion of the company's potential. A lot can go wrong with a development stage biotech but there is little question that LGND is the dominant player in the development of retiniods and rexiniods and that it is likely that these small molecule orally and topically deliverable drugs will play a major role in treating various cancers and metobolic diseases.
with regard to the numerous posts about Henry's goalkeeper daughter he is obviously a proud father and a number of particpants on the thread have developed a strong affection for one another. If that is bothersome to you it is not difficult or particularly burdensome to hit the NEXT button.
I noticed from your personal profile that you are a young adult and an inexperienced investor. You can learn much from this and some of the other better threads on SI. Instead of attacking people ask questions and challenge assumptions.
Finally i noticed that your favorite quote was "trust few". While a healthy dose of scepticism is important to successful investing the inability have faith in people is not an admirable personal trait. Neither is a shoulder with a protruding chip.
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