Ariad management certainly has some
choices to make. I wish they would make
those descisions soon. For me, having cash
parked in dead stocks such as this is very
frustrating--especially with a few of the
big names in biotech really perking up of
late, what was up with Incyte today--talk
about a tradable stock lately. I'd hoped
that out of aria, ntii, cnsi, ctii--all that
third tier cheap stuff I'm locked up in--
that something would have paid off by now.
I'm really getting ichy feet to go jump on
something that is actually moving.
Good example of how a person can freeze up
and do nothing: That ctii is one of five stocks
I have on my stem cell watch list. Meanwhile,
Vimrx, another on that list, has been just
romping on upward. But I just cant seem to get
myself to jump on for the ride. Funny, a year
ago, I'd have no problem liquidating my entire
portfolio just to hop on a hot stock, nowdays
I'm completely frozen, strange. I hope I have
not brainwashed myself into thinking I'm
actually investing in something--that's a sure
way to be punished for good intentions. |
