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Biotech / Medical : Cortex (Cor) [formerly CORX] -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: David Flood who wrote (665)	10/31/1998 1:03:00 AM
From: Tagore	Respond to of 1255

While we're all waiting for something to happen, I would like to state that no state can match the D.C. area for IQ loss. We have no brains at all left here. Please send state forces to remove Clinton and Gingrich, et al. or we will be annexed by Afganistan. It's my understanding that the NIH schizophrenia trial has gone especially slowly - why? because they only permitted one (1) patient in the trial in the first year for safety reasons! When I asked the now former CFO why these trials were going so slowly, he responded that they were basically for free. Since they are apparently not spending our money on trials, they must be spending it on sharp negotiators. Anyway, it might not be their fault. They might have realistically believed that a deal could have been done earlier this year but were caught in some parter's internal politics - I'm sure many of you have been there - when the party you're negotiating with puts you on hold while they do another deal or merger or restructure the department you are dealing with. We'll all just have to wait and see. For myself, I hate that the CFO left at this crucial time - bad sign - but I like that the second generation is 50 to 100 more powerful and doesn't seem to have any bad side effects. It's a toss. I have already lost most of my money in this company so I bought more. Good luck to you all.

To: David Flood who wrote (665)	11/3/1998 1:22:00 AM
From: Cavalry	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1255

well dave since i live in oc now and in ny most of my life, crime in nyc is way down, la far scarier, gang bangers etc., you lose 20% of your life in cali praying an earthquake doesnt destroy everything you own, throw in the mud slides and brush fires and empty headed beach combers and i call it a toss up cav ps my prediction is corx will be delisted by years end, article on front page la times biz section made it sound like nasdaq is on a delisting rampage, highest rate of delistings since 1988, corx's pre-emptive move is in vain imo, lol to all corx longs hope i'm wrong.