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Biotech / Medical : 2008 Biotech Stock Picking for Charity -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: BulbaMan who wrote (206)	8/14/2008 10:55:22 PM
From: geneguru	Respond to of 322

Hi from GENE. Don't post much here. You're a great group of guys/girls. Please look at PR from MITI today. Please tell me this is not remarkable. I was only stockholder who showed up at annual meeting in remote Bethesda, Maryland (my home town). Also largest shareholder in GNVC (Steve Newby). I post mostly on Y!MB under snewby1946. Best regards, Steve

To: BulbaMan who wrote (206)	8/15/2008 4:58:29 PM
From: BulbaMan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 322

8/15/08 update Score another week for the Bulls. At Friday's close, the Nasdaq Composite Index was down -7.53% YTD (vs. -8.98% YTD a week ago), while the Nasdaq Biotech Index was up 11.11% YTD (vs. up 8.73% YTD a week ago). The Contest portfolios were also up for the week, although by just a smidgen, with the median closing down -6.19% YTD (vs. down -6.85% YTD a week ago). At week's end, 14 of the 33 Contest portfolios were in the black YTD with a mere 5 of the portfolios beating the NBI. Our leader, GENE's portfolio, had another hot week, closing with a stupendous 105.8% YTD gain. ROBERT's portfolio remained in second place with a 46.0% YTD gain. Have a terrific weekend people! Below is the Top Ten list on 8/15/08: 8/15/08 Rank Name Total 1 GENE 105,839 2 ROBERT 46,015 3 JACK 30,885 4 CASA 17,550 5 HAMMER 14,613 6 ROCKY9 10,838 7 RCMAC 9,936 8 LJM 9,264 9 SJEMM 8,836 10 BULBA 8,382 (All corrections, especially adjustments for splits, greatly appreciated.)