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To: Robert Rose who wrote (417)3/19/2000 2:46:00 AM
From: Doc Bones  Respond to of 3559
 
While I would never "toot my own horn" in this space, I think a careful review of my oeuvre on SI would lead any unbiased reader to the inescapable conclusion that my analysis of biotech is "invaluable."

Perhaps the ultimate tribute to my combined scientific/business acumen is to be found in my own thriving enterprise: the "Doc Bones" label offers a full line of tonics, elixirs, and, of course, snake oils.

If you're not a zealot about so-called "FDA Approval", I can speed a catalog your way today. Catalog price refunded with first purchase.

"Sincerely" Yours

Doc



To: Robert Rose who wrote (417)3/20/2000 6:55:00 AM
From: Micawber  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 3559
 
>>Still working on identifying the folks up to speed on both fields here at SI. I have a couple prospects.<<

In the "right under your nose" department:

To: Cheryl Galt who wrote (656)
From: Richard Harmon Saturday, Feb 26, 2000 4:45 PM ET
Reply # of 665

2. Nobody, period, had a better 1999 than Miljenko. The original T/FIF thread named V1/Silverman/Suzman as biotech's investors of 1998. We have to give 1999 to Miljenko, on the combined strength of analysis and performance. Unmatched. THANKS, MZ! Next breath..... Dave's "Blind Squirrel" should be turned into a screen play. Same rationale for Larry, Marc and others who had huge years...... unbelievable performance, but insufficient analysis to knock MZ out of sole possession of the honor. I encourage "new blood" to take the lead with the new thread, as Dave and Mike volunteered last time.

3. The contributors to this thread represent lots of what's good in this world. Let's help Mike's daughter take it forward in fine style.

I realize that some will object to the arrogance of my pronouncing who is biotech's investor of the year. Tough, live with it. For those who object to picking the year's best biotech investor from among the ranks at SI, "open your eyes".

Thanks all, getting ready to wind down this thread as we wound down T/FIF I......... with congratulations all around.

Rick

You've been addressing your questions to one of the best. McCammant isn't even on the radar screen.