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Biotech / Medical : STEM -- StemCells, Inc. -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: LLCF who wrote (247)	5/23/1999 2:50:00 AM
From: Mike McFarland	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 805

I seem to remember a PM to me that mentioned something going on with NeuroSpheres, some new collaboration or something. Is there a way to go back further than the last twenty or so messages in your folders to find out what an old message said? Or maybe the person who PMed me can recall what it was all about, probably nothing. Hope the PM did not have one of those 'keep this under you hat' warnings, apologies to whoever sent it to me if it did, but enough time has gone by, and the stock has drifted lower in that time, so whatever it was, must not have been important. Also, there is a decent post over on Yahoo, from 'closelyobserving', post number 788, that one is worth a read. Let me just go grab the url: messages.yahoo.com I don't know squat of course, but I did get the annual report and investors packet. Just reading through the stuff sure gave me the impression that the marketcap of ctii is a joke, somebody will suck them up, or a partner will be found. Or maybe Astra implants do great things. Probably a bargain, but I just throw darts as you all know... Hey anybody know just how they anchor that long wormy looking implant, kinda creepy looking isn't it? What little information they provide on the spinal implant passed my sniff test. After all, sometimes the sniff test is all you have to go by, sounds ludicrous, but most people playing the markets don't even take time to stop and breath: Yahoo!