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To: ARCHIE P. who wrote (1344)	12/16/1997 9:43:00 PM
From: LTK007	Respond to of 8359

You are totally right,Archie.And I don't want this thread to get manic-depressive syndrome with the rise and fall of every point.I think the only way to track a longterm investment is on a monthly price track.I have some shares in JPM,that stock goes up 10 points one week and down 8 the next,but as the years go by you see its dips are at a price ever higher and higher. I posted to Lucky to-nite that when this stock is at 36 in 18 months I will drop by his thread and say hello.(the 36 in 18 months is just a SWAG) so Cheer-up folks,stocks never straight line to top.Max

To: ARCHIE P. who wrote (1344)	12/16/1997 9:47:00 PM
From: Pete Ryley	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 8359

Greetings TM's Yup, some people get wacked out when we back down a tiny bit (not totally unreasonable to say it was/is due) from a very nice run. As I explained to the exhaulted supreme leader of our household when she said "bad day for us today". (actually, our three big holdings did go a bit south today) I said "if things didn't go down a little every now and then you wouldn't appreciate the up days". Think about it, ain't it the truth. Eh? Keep your eye on THE target TM's. Perhaps it couldn't hurt to remind ourselves that the real target is not today, next week, month or actually even this next year. Those are all just calender points that we will pass on our way toward an operating levels (and share prices) that ABTX WILL reach, which will be staggering. You KNOW JT has his eye on the target, and he probably is not even aware the stock corrected a little today (he does have better things to do than sit around and watch the stock trade up or down a few points) and if he is aware of a small price change and some dork reporter breathlessly asked him about it, I believe he would say: SO??? And that is what any of us should say. SO?? We have a high class problem here sports fans. One of our favorite stocks was overdue to back down a tiny bit from the remarkable run we have recently experienced. SO??? If it really shakes you up you should do yourself a favor and buy utility stocks. NOTHIN but NOTHIN has changed. Well, actually that is not entirely true. Given Dain Bosworth's earnings upgrade yesterday, the outlook for ABTX just got even better. And ya know, my money is on the point which reads: More upgrades to follow. I will double down on that one. ABTX will take care of itself. Not to worry. Keep your eye on the long term target. Regards TM's, Pete 99 in 99

To: ARCHIE P. who wrote (1344)	12/16/1997 10:27:00 PM
From: Mr. Miller	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 8359

The lack of posts has much to do with no new topics to discuss. We sufficiently exhausted conference and have exhalted over new coverage being initiated. We'll need more to discuss. From here, ABTX just continues to acquire and make biotech deals. Just because we don't post doesn't mean we're in the dumps. Come on. If you're gonna make money in a stock and going to make good money long term, you can't respond to every move in price. We see future potential that goes way beyond days like today and the day we saw 6 3/4 for about 30 seconds, as well as the extraordinary moves from 10 1/4 to the all-time high of 15 5/8. Much more to go. Until there is info to discuss, or I find info to bring to the table, I'll tone down my postings, as I did during the horizontal phase of this quarter. Froland may be on to something there. Archie, I am not going anywhere. It's pretty simple to me: ABTX continues to acquire companies. On top of that, they'll start to make biotech agreements with some other companies to be named later. Just have to watch. 100 by 7/00. TM Miller, loving every minute, up or down!