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To: Bull-like who wrote (669)3/30/1999 6:18:00 PM
From: Captain Jack  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 942
 
Bull-like--- 60s several cycles ago.. so it has moved flat for several cycles?? I think the analysts are correct in where it should go (80 range) but 57 looks more probable than 77 at this point,,, actually has for some time.. each time it closes on 70 it is back in themid 60s. Nothing ranges forever and it can only go one of two ways. All indicators say it should have already moved up--- the recent stall by the FDA would have had the same impact no matter where it was. Now we see competition coming on Rez but going head to head with Prozak so PR wise it is a wash. The fundamentals should push it higher,,, but it runs lower. The possibility of funds dumping to clear their holding for the qtr is a possibility but would seem to have less an impact. If that is the case they will return beginning next week... if not the 50 range (56 - 59) is very possible IMO.
The AGPH pipeline ( and do not forget the IMNR relationship) will provide opportunities but they will need publicized and R&D funding..
Needless to say I hope YOU are correct...



To: Bull-like who wrote (669)3/30/1999 6:24:00 PM
From: Anthony Wong  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 942
 
Bull, I agree with you absolutely. Since this is not the time to sell, I don't mind if it goes to the low 50's when I'll be able to accumulate as rock bottom prices. This time next year, no one would remember Rezulin, just as no one is now mentioning the "disapointing" Evista scripts or how PFE would drop to the low 60's on Viagra-related deaths.