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Biotech / Medical : XOMA. Bull or Bear?

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To: Robert S. who wrote (6873)	8/1/1998 10:48:00 AM
From: aknahow	Read Replies (1) of 17367

RobertS, XOMA is a presenter at these forums and is one of those with new ideas and approaches. BPI as you know is not a mono-clonal molecule, it is not E5. BPI and LBP represent new approaches. When looking for who potential partners might be, I think one should look at companies that have an interest in the same area. I would look there first. This does not mean no one might try to establish a beach head by involving itself with a company working in areas that a different. It just means that in trying to see who might be a partner or acquire a company I would look for a fit or something in common rather than thinking it could be anyone. RobertS, I hope you become a full member of SI. Perhaps with no limits on the number of post you will be able to tell us what you really think rather than just pretending to have an inquiring mind and nature. <g> It's o.k. with me if you don't like XOMA, but I was surprised you choose this particular post as the one to attack to facilitate your goal. I am sure I have made many other post that had much weaker logic, where your comments would appear much more insightful.

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