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Biotech / Medical : TGEN - Targeted Genetics Corporation -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: tktrimbath who wrote (475)	7/2/2006 5:06:54 PM
From: jmhollen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 557

Thanks. And, congratulations on your patience........ Unless it's just at Poker, perhaps you can teach us how to win some shares, also. That sounds like fun. I.e.: "..to see if I remember why I won the stocks I own..." John :-)

To: tktrimbath who wrote (475)	10/17/2006 8:05:16 AM
From: Mike McFarland	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 557

Tgen presents at 2006 BIO Investor Forum Wednesday, October 18, at 12:00 p.m. Pacific Time. H. Stewart Parker, President and Chief Executive Officer, will provide a corporate overview, including an update to the Company's lead product development program for inflammatory arthritis and other corporate activities. The conference is being held at the Palace Hotel, San Francisco, California. To access the live audio webcast for this conference, please log on to Targeted Genetics' website at www.targetedgenetics.com to register and download any necessary software. The audio presentation and slideshow will be available for replay following the event. If you're not able to listen to the call, I'll listen and take notes from the archived file Wednesday night and post Thursday. Tgen has something on the order of ~10M cash, and net tangible assets of about minus $3M I see on yahoo. That they've kept the lights on all these years is really something, I don't think you will see TGEN quotes too much longer--at this valuation it could just as easily be taken private--any number of Seattle multimillionaires could own it. And what will probably happen is Amgen will absorb them. If you don't listen to the call for clues, I will. disclaimer--no positon, a couple coworker friends of mine own it and are down a lot. I probably lost a couple tens of thousands of dollars on this one a few years ago and am too timid to own it now. But tgen might be worth buying if they found an investor down here--sell a big batch of shares, how about 10M shares at this price to a local billionaire...it might even be a good investment.