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Biotech / Medical : 2000-Year of the Biotechs! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Arthur Radley who wrote (472)	3/8/2000 7:40:00 AM
From: Mike McFarland	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1142

This is your thread Texas, I should probably not have dished out that tounge lashing, but that idea just seemed to be taking over the thread. Unlike this rare find, glia, which we have never seen before <g>: With Torbin over here, I'd have thought a nice case would be made for the GLIA squeeze--did folks notice the very brief spikes down yesterday. Very interesting. I was able to snag some more on those brief plunges--I know that I am not, by myself, going to sneak a significant number of shares away from the shorts covering, but if this thing is going to happen--if the truth is coming out, it is going to be soon. There is no better time than the present for Gliatech, in front of institutional investors at Cowen, to make their case. And their case should be one of stating how the shares are fundamentally undervalued and how a fear mongering campaign has kept a lid on the share price. This is most likely coming from a group with a large short position. I suspect there are a lot of folks sitting on the sidelines, waiting for a really obvious signal, maybe somethng like glia holding above $25 for some period of time, I don't know. Who can say what these chart watchers do. This was down in the upper teens quite a while, it now is in the mid 20s most of the time, so that is a good trend I think. As always, do your own DD and if you lose money on a trade, don't come cryin' to me threadsters.