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Biotech / Medical : HMPS a steal at current prices -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Laurens who wrote (20)	11/11/1998 5:49:00 PM
From: stockster	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 60

Did I notice other features about the women - absolutely! I didn't mention anything else since this is a thread for discussing stocks, mainly HMPS. However, let me add that the women there were stunning! What I liked the most was that they were so pleasant (it's not like that here). People spoke to you in perfect English when they realized you didn't speak Dutch, and they were very friendly (actually most of the people were - I didn't like the Argentinian restaurant near the train station though). BTW, the canal I stayed nearby was the Heren Gracht. I missed an opportunity to go to Boom Chicago when I was there, and didn't get a chance to fully digest Van Gogh's Museum. I will next time. I live in Massachusetts (fondly known as Taxachusetts). It is in the eastern section of the USA. Anyway, enough of that. I think HMPS will be affected by whether or not the Fed cuts interest rates next week. I don't think the Fed will and many analysts seem to think the same. If the rate cut does not happen, the DOW could head southward again taking many of these stocks with it, as investors bail and dive into bonds and utilities. HMPS could retest the $2 to $2 3/8 region again if this happens. If a cut does happen - whoa horsey! - HMPS will probably move to the $4 area and we may not see the $2 level again unless earnings are bad in the next quarter. Stockster