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To: TRIIBoy who wrote (13289)	4/25/2000 5:02:00 PM
From: Fast Eddie	Respond to of 18998

TRII, I saw that news and watched the stock all day for any sign of weakness, but never got short. Very strange the way it traded, even with the market up big. I'll continue to stalk it though, that's real bad news for this Co. SomeWhatFast Eddie

To: TRIIBoy who wrote (13289)	4/26/2000 4:33:00 AM
From: Doc Bones	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18998

CELG was reprimanded because their salesmen were advising doctors that Thalidomide could be used against multiple myeloma, a deadly cancer with little in the way of treatment available. This is in fact against FDA rules, although studies not yet finalized have been very promising: "Progress in the treatment of multiple myeloma over the past two decades has really been minimal. From that standpoint, these findings would have to be considered quite encouraging", says Harmon Eyre of the American Cancer Society." Message 11223137 Message 11818468 Message 13485116 -------- CELG has a number of other very promising drugs in development, a recently completed $300 Million secondary offering, and the backing of a "murderers' row" of SI biotech sluggers. I got lucky, and panicked into a pretty good sale price after the peak, so you won't affect me. But I have to think there are better shorts out there. Doc