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To: Dale Baker who wrote (4807)4/27/1999 7:11:00 AM
From: Mike McFarlandRead Replies (1) of 118717
 
I only understand a little of the science
with this biotechs...probably enough to get
in trouble, heheh. Actually, it is not too
hard to separate the wheat from the chaff,
but even the best science sometimes cannot
overcome poor management. I own one biotech
that seems not to have especially strong
management, but I continue to hold it hoping
the CEO knows best. The science is top notch,
nobel laureates etc etc(fingers crossed).

However...I sometimes look at non-biotechs,
this one I am looking at--ODIS, Object Design.
The thread is quite good, it's one of few
internet related stocks actually turning a
profit. Here is fresh XML article on Sciam.com:

XML and the Second-Generation Web
The combination of hypertext and a global Internet
started a revolution. A new ingredient, XML, is
poised to finish the job.
sciam.com

If any of my biotech stocks are ever fully appreciated,
I'll be happy to take gains and move into ODIS...and
I would not be surprised if MSFT or somebody took
them out. For now, I am a little timid to jump on
the XML bandwagon, I was burned in what I thought
was a good xml play once, but this one does seem
good. Dell uses their software...see the thread if
you have a chance.
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