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To: dlu who wrote (35547)	12/15/2001 2:52:17 PM
From: Johnny Canuck	Respond to of 69749

[madtrader] Fri Dec 14, 11:39am PST BGEN That was quick! I got to follow my own suggestion here and go long, now that BGEN cracked 57.30! long BGEN. [madtrader] Fri Dec 14, 11:37am PST AMGN IMNX BGEN It is pretty obvious the Street doesn't care for the potential AMGN/IMNX deal. AMGN shareholds seems to suggest a AMGN/BGEN deal makes more sense. Which is why we are saw the more positive reaction (speculation) on BGEN. I don't really believe BGEN is in play. And the chart is just a mess to read. If you blieve there is something real here for BGEN. I would suggest some calls may be worth your while. From a pure trading perspective, today's volume isn't exactly earth shattering, and I wouldn't get all that excited unless it can take out yesterday's high of 57.30. none. rumordude.com

To: dlu who wrote (35547)	12/21/2001 12:30:10 PM
From: Johnny Canuck	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 69749

PVII, one of our top January Popper plays, saw an 1000% increase in volume today as buyers moved into the stock in the last hour. The seller who has been holding the stock for the last week or so continued to do so again today, dropping the stock below the $2 level mid-morning and stealing some stop loss shares. Buyers showed up late in the day pushing the stock to its day high before the seller walked it down into the close. The stock closed unchanged at $2.01 on 195k in volume. Average volume for PVII is 20k a day. Keep an eye on PVII. The stock popped 240% this time last year and averages 91% over the last three January’s. Trading action here appears similar to our Thanksgiving play, SATH, which was manipulated around the $2 level for 3 weeks before jumping 50%. PVII chart to consider: stockcharts.com[h,a]dhclyiay[pb15!b30!b50!b200!d20,2!f][vc60][iUb14!La12,26,9!Lh14,3!Lk14!Lg] hrrp://www.buysellshort.com