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Biotech / Medical : GENZYME - THE KING OF THE BIOTECHS

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To: Jeffrey Silver who wrote (357)11/17/1998 11:50:00 PM
From: Charles Holewinski  Read Replies (1) of 410
 
That's exactly my point. I am holding 200 shares of GENZ and now I also have 21 shares of their latest spin off. Since I have these shares in an account at a discount broker it will only cost me $12 to sell them but it does not seem that these spun off shares are going to be a great hold. Since most of us will only have a few such shares we will probably sell them which will do nothing but lower their price at first. Now what is going to happen to any earnings this drug/treatment will bring to GENZ? Will I as a holder of 21 shares get my share of the profits? No I don't think so. All of the earnings are going to be somehow moved into GENZ is what I am thinking.

If this is such a great financial method why doesn't the big boys such as Merck or Bristol Myers employ it?

I happen to think that GENZ has a great future in developing some of the most remarkable medical products which we will see in the 21st Century and of course as a stock holder I am hoping to participate in the financial rewards such products will bring, but with each item being spun off into another stock issue I am concluding such participation will be null.
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