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To: Jeff Jordan who wrote (2195)5/23/2002 8:14:12 PM
From: Gary Stern  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2205
 
I have a sincere dislike of current management. Their attitude is that the science will one day be recognized and everyone will be rich. Of course, in the interim, lets pay ourselves a lot of money. They figure that the worse that can happen is that someone buys them out and they get a golden parachute or a better deal with the acquirer.

I think that Nouricel will be the savior of my investment. I believe that it will make significant revenue and when coupled with a marketable human collagen sold by Inamed, and Dermagraft sales, they will wind up marginally profitable.

Having said the above, I confess that my annoyance with management is their refusal to self promote. At the earliest point that they can project revenues from profit centers they should act like the big boys and give us "guidance". This way the stock can be priced upon the expectation. Also, they need to put together an analyst road show and get out there and kiss ass. If they won't promote themselves its going to be a very long haul before we see any equity in our investment.



To: Jeff Jordan who wrote (2195)5/23/2002 8:34:41 PM
From: Clappy  Respond to of 2205
 
my annoyance with management is their refusal to self promote.

Hopefully the FDA's decision for BGEN will help the sector for a few days or so.

This sector is beaten more than any other.

If there is a bounce due, it is here in $BTK.

A move to 3? I'd take my money and run.
Then wait for a clearer picture of the overall market.