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To: Larry Liebman who wrote (242)12/21/1999 2:29:00 AM
From: sasha4477  Respond to of 359
 
The speculation for the strength in some of the biotech informatic type stocks this day is a rather compelling clear explanation in the New York Times Monday of the how the science will apply the knowledge gained from all the research and genomic mapping taking place. I found the article to be the best explanation of the broad trends and their practical application that I have read to date. I suggest everyone read it. No companies are mentioned but the implications are clear for anyone who has done some DD with respect to the bigger names in the field. What I find encouraging is that our little low volume stock was apparently on people's radar screen even though it hasnt fully enjoyed the runnups of the others of late. Considering no names were mentioned in the article someone knew where to look to find us. Whether or not we hold at these levels in the short term doesnt matter. There was triple normal volume today and that means the world is finding their way here. I would appreciate comments from the scientifically and technically inclined who read the NY Times article. Good Luck



To: Larry Liebman who wrote (242)12/21/1999 2:32:00 AM
From: scaram(o)uche  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 359
 
>> Pretty remarkable when you consider the tenor of the biotech boards just this Spring.

Yeah.... perseverance. The SI biotech gang has been in the correct place at the correct time. High fives!

>> I recall that prescient call by a biotech analyst that mini-caps were doomed to extinction. <<

There were only about 10 bulls left, worldwide.