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To: hoffy who wrote (26937)12/12/1998 10:03:00 AM
From: majaman1978  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 119973
 
Mostly rumors circulating so day traders can blow out of it at a smaller loss.



To: hoffy who wrote (26937)12/12/1998 10:05:00 AM
From: Archie Goodwin  Respond to of 119973
 
In Roseville Michigan bright children in elementary school are taught about their country's legal system through project Challenge. Under the guidance of adult judges and lawyers, the tykes argue lawsuits drawn from cartoons and fairytales. This year's cases included: People of Fairyland vs. The Wizard of Oz(The wizard was acquitted, prompting the scarecrow to mutter, "this sucks. We should'da done Snow White.") and Rumpelstiltskin vs. Regina (The Queen won custody of her first-born child, despite promising it to the plaintiff, because the court found she was under duress at the time of the contract).

Poor Slick Willy.....Any excuse to get into court.

Regards

A.G.

P.S. Does a corpse get air miles for being flown home from out of state where he died?...Find out next month.



To: hoffy who wrote (26937)12/12/1998 10:35:00 AM
From: Gregg Sterner  Respond to of 119973
 
ASTM starts its clinical trials within 3 weeks in Europe. It also holds 16 patents in stem cell technology. Additionally it has already licensed many of those patents to other companies. Therefore, they are now starting to generate revenue. All of this has been reported in the links previously given here over the last few days.

They are producing and generating revenue now and they start live patient trials in 3 weeks, not next year. Also, their cord blood processes are in clinical use here in the US on a case by case basis as shown in the CNN link posted here earlier today.

Yes, CEGE will be a bid player also in its turn just as ASTM, CTII, and many others will be players over this next year.

The iNet stocks had short wind big revenues and even bigger debt.

The BioSciences, which are more numerous than iNets and lifesaving to boot, are just now coming into the forefront of the industry.

We all will have prosperous trading here for a long time. No matter what our preferences.

The key here will be that we are all willing to share our information with each other so that we can all make a living at it.

As most of you will agree, we do our DD and really learn about the companies that we trade, unlike those so called DayTraders in those New York bullpens that are being shown on TV as the typical DayTrader. Blaaaaaaaaaaaa and Spit. We dig out news articles for others to read and we research those boring SEC filings for confirmation to hype.

We are the real DayTraders. We are the Grass Roots movement of America when it comes to Trading so lets sit back and enjoy it rather than piss in it.

Cheers,
Gregg



To: hoffy who wrote (26937)12/12/1998 7:47:00 PM
From: DO$Kapital  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 119973
 
*ATTENTION ALL ASTMers*

<<<The reason GERN exploded during the release of their news was because as soon as the bell rang and trading
ended the one day GERN started to release reports every hour about their technology and how it could
prolong life etc. There must have been 5-10 articles that popped up on YAHOO news before the bell rang the
next day. ASTM didn't do a thing. >>>

Sounds like the PR and IR employees at ASTM didn't do their job the
day after the NBC report. Evidently, they need some prompting from
us....I'm going to do my part...the more ASTM holders who e-mail the company the better. Hoffy, I take it you sold yours?...