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Biotech / Medical : AFFYMETRIX (AFFX) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: jerryriti who wrote (877)7/11/1999 6:43:00 PM
From: Doug (Htfd,CT)  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 1728
 
The "sympathy" buying theory is supported by MLNM jump on Friday. It may be that individuals looking for replacements for the Web stock blow-off of April are jumping on genomics. I plan to review my lists of other genome-involved issues for others about to break out of sound basing patterns. I've been very pleased by AFFX's move ... up around 50% in just a few weeks, coming off of a big, beautiful base.

When I heard the HGSI story Thursday, I stated it to my wife and daughter: "HGSI announced finding a gene that might turbo-boost the human immune system." My twelve year old immediately brightened and said "A cure for AIDS!" Well, we know its WAY too early to say that, but I expect that many beginning investors will have the same reaction and start looking for other "gene technology" stocks ... and AFFX might be seen to be the Intel of the group ... selling the core functions for all the others to progress.

The sector may be about to get its innings, as the most recent ASAP issue predicted.

Doug (long AFFX and HGSI, watching for MLNM on softness Monday)



To: jerryriti who wrote (877)7/20/1999 9:04:00 AM
From: LLCF  Respond to of 1728
 
< You don't really expect earnings but we will be looking for revenues to be increasing significantly as has been the case in previous quarters.>

Listened to the INCY quarterly conference call and they see an ongoing large increase in chip demand from a variety of areas including small biotech and educational institutions. Sounds like INCY has ongoing capacity constraints, although they've had a huge ramp up since the end of June.

DAK