I am still holding ASTM. In fact, with all the good news coming out on stem cell research, I will probably add more before the next pop. My feeling is that the stock has about bottomed out, and it is just too hard to try to buy some of these when they start to move. You get the best overall return by buying some when it is low, and just holding for a while. For example, and I wish I had done this, look at ENMD today? It would sure have been nice to have accumulated some a while back when it was down at about 24!! I bought some GENE a week or two ago, at 2 5/8, and just sold it at 3 7/16. Happy I accumulated some when it was low, knowing that it will go back up. Same goes for GERN and CTII. I also bought some WSTL a couple of days ago, because I am an engineer who designs and develops, primarily, wireless communications systems. But, I am also heavily involved in all areas of communications, and I know that I can't wait to get my Bell Atlantic ultra ADSL hookup, which will give me 7.5 MBPS on the downstream and 640 KBPS on the upstream. That will blow cable modems and, for my purposes, a dedicated T1 line out of the water, for a small fraction of the cost, and the hardware is provided by WSTL.
WSTL is rocking today, and will be a gapper tommorrow, too, imo.
Ed
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