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To: Graystone who wrote (6240)9/18/1998 10:43:00 AM
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biz.yahoo.com

Thursday September 17, 10:36 pm Eastern Time

HemispheRx could see decline in stock - BW

NEW YORK, Sept 17 (Reuters) - A number of short-sellers are betting that the
potential of biotech company HemispheRx BioPharma to produce an effective
treatment for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome has been overstated, according to one
analyst in the September 28 edition of Business Week.

Manuel Asensio, head of investment company Asensio & Co. told Business Week's
Inside Wall Street column he is shorting the stock with a target price of
zero.

Asensio believes HemispheRx's ampligen chronic fatigue drug is neither safe
nor
effective.
The company's Chief Executive William Carter told Business Week the drug's
safety and effectiveness have been well established.

Asensio also said the company's shares are subject to substantial dilution
from
as-yet-unexercised warrants, options, and convertible preferred stock.

Asensio calculates that when exercised, they will boost the number of shares
outstanding by more than 80 percent.

A HempispheRx spokesperson confirmed his contention, Business Week said.
Carter told the magazine that he doesn't believe there will be a substantial
dilutive effect.

Shares of HemispheRx closed at 9- Thursday, down 7/16.
The stock's year high is 13-3/16.
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