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Biotech / Medical : Zonagen (zona) - good buy? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Claud B who wrote (1147)	12/20/1997 12:45:00 AM
From: Bill Wexler	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7041

<<You see, we on this thread who have been here a long, long time (starting when the stock was $4 @ share) have not dealt with misinformation.>> Perhaps. However, paid touts such as Jeff Opedyke and Dan Ramsey have distributed plenty of it. So have various other "consultants" who were paid with stock. <<Everything this company has ever said they would do they have delivered.>> That's a lie. They have not delivered anything to date, including accurate results from their clinical trials or an NDA. <<Regardless what you think of Perot's politics, even you must admit that the man is rather good at running and investing his money>> Ross Perot also invested in Next computer. But that's besides the point. Scam companies always love to talk about big name investors or strategic alliances with large, reputable firms, but that doesn't make them any less of a scam, it just makes for more victims. Bre-x had plenty of reputable investors and investment bankers - including J.P. Morgan. << it seems to me that the only people who have raised these questions are you, Asensio, and a few of your other short selling cohorts.>> These questions were raised because they're valid questions. Short-sellers hope to profit by exposing fraudulent enterprises. Shills hope to profit by making vague promises and stealing money from hapless vicitims. << I suggest you check out the history of a little gem that's made a lot of noise in recent years called Amgen. See what happened to that stock in it's early beginnings. Look familiar?>> The differencce between companies like Amgen and companies like Zonagen is that the former are legitimate businesses with topnotch management that return real shareholder value by delivering great products, revenues and earnings, while the latter are simply vehicles to swindle investors. <<You're right! I do have a truck...and it has a bumper sticker that reads, "My Other car IS a Ferrari.">> I see. Well, I'm certainly impressed. I bet the bumper sticker must go over really big with the babes! <<I wish you luck with your position. I think you may need it.>> Luck has nothing to do with it.