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To: Ariella who wrote (784)5/8/1998 10:16:00 AM
From: InvestorLady  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 1491
 
Great stuff Ariella, thanks. The risks seem to be the added dilution over the last year and future dilution as they are underfunded, phase II and III results as they are not known yet and the acceptance of new products into the market place (great promise, not proven...yet).

That *B* score from your posts lends for pretty good risk/reward ratio. Thanks for taking the time to research and posts that! Head trauma and stroke damage are so important to reduce. I have seen a person have a stroke and it is beyond sad-- none of us knew what was happening. With education and better drugs perhaps this relative would be enjoying a better quality of life today. Since we are living longer the risk of stroke is higher and this is one reason I am in this stock: the market demand for their current and future products in testing is increasing.

You are correct, they need to practice up for future PR demands..:) Hopefully, they will take this to heart and be well prepared.

Lady



To: Ariella who wrote (784)5/8/1998 2:16:00 PM
From: jerry carlson  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 1491
 
Ariella,
I also appreciate the Sturza/Ariella tag team analysis of PARS. Do you think that PARS management could learn anything from ABTX management in getting private placement money (Soros, et al.), rather than a secondary stock offering at this stage of young company development?
Jerry