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To: John Zwiener who wrote (292)3/17/1998 2:53:00 PM
From: James Perry  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1025
 
Yes, I was referring to ABSC. Picked up some shares the other day, and as you mention, there is a hugh field out there. I appreciate your indication that there is no conflict between the research it is performing and that of Igen. Of course, I can get a sense that it may be on to a hot product, but I know too little to trust my own judgment. And I know too little to distinguish between the research of the two companies. But I trust John. When you said he had nibbled a bit, then I felt it was a worthwhile risk for me.



To: John Zwiener who wrote (292)3/20/1998 8:14:00 PM
From: Ed Don  Respond to of 1025
 
I have owned Igen since it was 8,00 a share and still have a considerable position, I have noticed that from time to time other stocks have been mentioned on this board

Back in Nov 1997 I mentioned Ortec ORTC) a company that seems to have a wound healing product superior to that of its competitors. Soros and other groups continue to accumulate the stock and own about 30%. Stock seems to have broken out in the last two days.

It seems strange that the only response was posted under Gaylord Container.