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To: Canuck Dave who wrote (26351)1/22/2000 3:44:00 PM
From: hoffy  Respond to of 56532
 
What I like about SSET and the rise is that it has not come all in one day on any news. It's just been a nice steady accumulation over the past 2-3 months with actually very little news. Once news starts coming out on this stock it will already be much higher. I am looking for a steady ride to 20 or so and then a big pop when the story gets going. Most institutions don't even look at these stocks until they are over 10 so SSET should be getting some attention now. With the small float I wouldn't be surprised to see a stock split once it gets to the 25-30 range.



To: Canuck Dave who wrote (26351)1/22/2000 3:45:00 PM
From: Nicole Bourgault  Respond to of 56532
 
T.SSB StressGen Biotechnologies Corp -

Post says StressGen favoured by Tera Capital

StressGen Biotechnologies Corp
SSB
Shares issued 32,717,227
2000-01-18 close $3.9
Wednesday Jan 19 2000
The Financial Post reports in its Wednesday edition that StressGen
Biotechnologies is a top stock pick of Duncan Stewart, a partner at
money
management firm Tera Capital in Toronto. Buy & Sell columnist Sonita
Horvitch
notes the stock, recently $3.90, has a 52-week range of $3.90 to $1.20.
Mr.
Stewart says that StressGen's drugs can cure cervical cancer and anal
dysplasia in
a non-surgical manner, which is a big plus. Mr. Stewart also says that
Stressgen
burns less cash than other biotech companies. His 12-month target price
on the
stock is $10. Overall, Mr. Stewart is looking for the biotechnology
sector to lead
the technology sector this year and he expects the Canadian tech sector
as a
whole to do better than its United States counterpart. He says the
biotech sector
has underperformed the tech stocks for some time and investors are
turning to it
because the biotech stocks offer value relative to other tech stocks.
(c) Copyright 2000 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
canada-stockwatch.com