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Biotech / Medical : IVAX Insider Trading -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: flickerful who wrote (256)	12/9/1997 7:11:00 PM
From: 5,17,37,5,101,...	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 756

Well, my first positions in a security are almost always very small because I have found that shortly after the initial purchase the price drops like a rock. I then average down and when it seems to be a nightmarishly good deal, I leverage to the hilt [another point lower in Ivax would trigger such a move]. On the way down I learn all I can about the company before leveraging. I am very comfortable with Ivax. I know next to nothing about RATL except about the insider buys [which are enormously!! bullish!! here]. As for class action suits...they are usually an opportunity to buy at bargain prices. The parties usually settle for a pitance of which insurance picks up most of the tab. A c.a. suit against IDTI wouldn't surprise me, if the stock should drop a few more points, then we really begin the buying. I would be a tad more infatuated with the recent insider IVX buys if Bethune had placed a larger bet along with a few VP's and O's who had exercized some nonqualified options. But it looks promising. Enough verbosity, Jackson