Silicon Investor (SI) -- The First Internet Community

STOCKTALK

We've detected that you're using an ad content blocking browser plug-in or feature. Ads provide a critical source of revenue to the continued operation of Silicon Investor. We ask that you disable ad blocking while on Silicon Investor in the best interests of our community. If you are not using an ad blocker but are still receiving this message, make sure your browser's tracking protection is set to the 'standard' level.

Biotech / Medical : Antex Biologics (ANTX) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: priceguy who wrote (888)	5/4/1998 8:09:00 AM
From: F. Jay Abella, III	Respond to of 1476

Mike and All: First off, I wish to say that I hope ANTX makes you all millionaires given the amount of time and energy you devote to the Company. To answer some questions: 1) ANTX has never paid us any money for reports, research, quotes in media coverage, conferences, etc. We invited them to cohost our Medtech conference last June. They declined. We have since invited them to license a cyberstation at wbn.com . Their decision is still forthcoming. We have also invited them to our conference on this June the 18th at the Waldorf (call 508-746-4070 for more information - not a shameless plug, just a pre-emptive measure against emails wanting to know more). They have not yet made a decision on whether to attend. Here is my "no BS" take on this whole thing. If the company has good news on campylobacter, they will begin to tell the story, unless they are completely afraid of their own shadows. A reverse split will then be forthcoming if approved by shareholders. This will open the doors to many potential buyers who are presently cut out of owning ANTX, and whatever implications you all wish to attach to this statement. If the news isn't great, expect more obscurity. How we at Westergaard can help? Given Dr. Vic's stance on the clouded perceptions of ANTX on the internet, our conference series, and the fact that THOUSANDS of people have downloaded my reports about the company, I think we offer ANTX exactly what they say they are seeking going forward. Make no mistake, LOTS of people know who this company is, what they do, and what milestones must be reached in order to make possibly investment a reality. I hope ANTX wishes to work with us on a formal basis at some point. I would gladly work with Vic, Terry and Greg if they deem the time to be right. Its their call. FJA PS - These views are not to be construed as my way of saying "if they don't sign with us, the company is in trouble." Hardly that. We have seen many cases where companies with whom we associate succeed famously without ever engaging any of our services formally. However, be cautioned that we have also seen companies run from prior associations with us before the fall......

To: priceguy who wrote (888)	5/4/1998 8:15:00 AM
From: F. Jay Abella, III	Respond to of 1476

Mike and All: First off, I wish to say that I hope ANTX makes you all millionaires given the amount of time and energy you devote to the Company. See you at the annual meeting. To answer some questions: 1) ANTX has never paid us any money for reports, research, quotes in media coverage, conferences, etc. We invited them to cohost our Medtech conference last June. They declined. We have since invited them to license a cyberstation at wbn.com . Their decision is still forthcoming. We have also invited them to our conference on this June the 18th at the Waldorf (call 508-746-4070 for more information - not a shameless plug, just a pre-emptive measure against emails wanting to know more). They have not yet made a decision on whether to attend. Here is my "no BS" take on this whole thing. If the company has good news on campylobacter, they will begin to tell the story, unless they are completely afraid of their own shadows. A reverse split will then be forthcoming if approved by shareholders. This will open the doors to many potential buyers who are presently cut out of owning ANTX, and whatever implications you all wish to attach to this statement. If the news isn't great, expect more obscurity. How we at Wetsergaard can help? Given Dr. Vic's stance on the clouded perceptions of ANTX on the internet, our conference series, and the fact that THOUSANDS of people have downloaded my reports about the company, I think we offer ANTX exactly what they say they are seeking going forward. Make no mistake, LOTS of people know who this company is, what they do, and what milestones must be reached in order to make possibly investment a reality. I hope ANTX wishes to work with us on a formal basis at some point. I would gladly work with Vic, Terry and Greg if they deem the time to be right. Its their call. FJA PS - These views are not to be construed as my way of saying "if they don't sign with us, the company is in trouble." Hardly that. We have seen many cases where companies with whom we associate succeed famously without ever engaging any of our services formally. However, be cautioned that we have also seen companies run from prior associations with us before the fall......