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To: gbull who wrote (9203)	5/6/1998 2:20:00 PM
From: Amy Roberts	Respond to of 14328

I'm with you GB. Been sitting here quietly for almost 3 years. I can wait a little longer and let Keiko work his magic in Dublin next week. Son isn't off to college for another year so what's the rush? Go Triby! Go FDA!!

To: gbull who wrote (9203)	5/6/1998 2:29:00 PM
From: Scott H. Davis	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 14328

gbull, value assessment provides a viable reality check (ya might want to consider reading "What Works on Wall Streat"). ROA, ROE, P/Sales (especialy combined with Profit Margin), P/Cash flow, current ratio, You use TA to help establish entry points and avoid overbought stocks, and you learn from patterns. I sure wish I'd known development stage patterns 2 years ago. Big runnups on news way ahead of the fundimentals, followed by long slides and basing are quite normal. Sure you want to be ahead of the curve. But how much ahead? Ask ISIP and VICL holders who bought in 2 years ago after the "Next Microsoft" hype from the Money article. Both are worth far more today then they were then, and a lot have people have been sitting on dead money a lng time. I watched a long time, finally buying in in January (I'm ahead on both and expect that to increase materially over the next 8 months). LGND is another where the risk/reward prfile Maybe I'm strange, but I can't see buying into very probable dead money just to make sure you're ahead of the curve. Maybe The Rational Analyst thread is frequented by a lot of clueles wonders too. But I kinda doubt it. Scott