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Biotech / Medical : CNSI Cambridge Neuroscience -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: scott_jiminez who wrote (546)	3/8/2000 2:35:00 PM
From: Mike McFarland	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 675

<Just watch> What are you going to do-- sprinkle a little fairy dust on it to get it off the bulletin board? heheh. Hey, I'd love to see it romp, although I don't own as much of this as I do of GLIA--the other stock for which I call myself an investor--(and these days an "investor" is anybody who does not expect to get a return the next day ha ha). And while we are on this topic--what do you suppose made CNSI move up on Monday, only to see it sag back down right to where it started? I submit that there are shinanigans afoot. Some newsletter pumped it up, or maybe the folks in Ariad saw our messages over there. Newbies--yes, I think this stock is a terrific bargain, but for heavens sake, don't buy it just because somebody says "Just watch". At least I tell folks straight how I pick my stocks, I filter for things that pass the science sniff test and then... I LET THE GALACTIC FORCE GUIDE ME. The pump and dump may be good way to make money, but it leaves a bad taste in my mouth--and it is also an excellent way to lose money. I'll snag an extra 10k shares and see what your fairy dust does for this one Scott--somebody pumped Ariad so I suppose there is a chance that cnsi will get pumped from some direction. However, I've NO expectation that it is going anywhere til management finds a way to get it off the otcBB--and last time I asked, they seemed to think it needed to be at $5. Good luck getting cnsi to $5, until they publish a BIG paper, or sign somebody up for that migrane thing--it ain't happening. This one could take YEARS to pay off big. Do you have that kind of time? I'd like to know we are on the same team with CNSI, but somehow I think we are not. And besides, I would not be surprised to find that Lampert dumps shares every time he sees it pop up. Bayer could just let cnsi sit, nice and quiet, and not do a thing. For Years. Why would I not pump up my own stock? Habitual Honesty. --Mike.twocents.biotech.Jedi