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Biotech / Medical : NYMXF Alzheimer's treatment!
NYMXF 0.106-0.9%10:45 AM EDT

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To: songw who wrote (110)7/27/1998 7:24:00 AM
From: Demetre Deliyanakis  Read Replies (1) of 132
 
Songw,

Thank you for the technical analysis. I am more of a fundamental investor.

I am worried that the company is having trouble marketing its test to doctors after the negative publicity it received from the tv guide ads in 1996..

The only research report I saw on the company was from BIOVEST.

I wonder why no other analysts have started to cover the stock.

I think it is premature to call the company a leader in the diagnostic test market until its revenues grow substantially.

My wife's grandmother is in the process of going through an alzheimer's test, and the doctor is using standard tests not the nymox test.

I believe that the company must enter into a marketing alliace or joint venture with a major pharmaceutical company such as pfizer or Novartis in order to be able to sell its test.

Many doctors would be skeptical of using a test from a small company.

I don't mean to be overly pessimistic on Nymox, but it seems that the company has alot of work to do before the stock price rises to the $10 U.S. level.

Since you have greater knowledge of technical analysis than I do, what do you think of the frequent spikes in the stock in the morning whenever the company announces news, only to be followed by a sell off in the afternoon.

Regards

Demetre
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