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Biotech / Medical
AFFYMETRIX (AFFX)

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1153	I wonder if this could be signalling a top?	BradleyMarshall	-	1/14/2000
1152	A good question, and one I could ask about a whole group of names. Crazy tape t	CMon	-	1/14/2000
1151	OK Here's a discussion point. Why did all of the genomics companies jump	BradleyMarshall	-	1/14/2000
1150	So what's your next point for discussion?	CMon	-	1/11/2000
1149	That was CRA you heard about, not AFFX. But hey, as you say: "excellent	CMon	-	1/11/2000
1148	>>beat it to death.<<?? Surely you jest. We've hardly scratche	Bill Holtzman	-	1/11/2000
1147	Affymetrix presents at H&Q tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 PST in the Colonial r	lwd	-	1/10/2000
1146	Well, believe it! Here's a short list of genome-related biotech stocks and	Andrew Danielson	-	1/10/2000
1145	I have become familiar about AFFX through a stock called JMAR Technologies (JMA	Bilberry	-	1/10/2000
1144	Yes, I saw that after I came back from my walk. I put 2+2 together and came up	Barbara Bullard	-	1/10/2000
1143	Barbara, it wasn't AFFX that announced that 90% of the human genome has bee	Steve Antonelli	-	1/10/2000
1142	Try island.com java viewer for after hours quotes. I saw 193 and change. I jus	Bill Holtzman	-	1/10/2000
1141	Hi group, The only reason I found for the quick "pop" is CNBC a	Barbara Bullard	-	1/10/2000
1140	What sort of peep were you looking for? I think we pretty well beat it to death	CMon	-	1/10/2000
1139	OK, 192 7/8 up 40, and not a peep here! Whatever works! eom	Bill Holtzman	-	1/10/2000
1138	You make two points. 1) If your expectations for future revenue are different,	CMon	-	1/10/2000
1137	Well, massively parallel stuff does fall under the umbrella of biocomputing, b	BradleyMarshall	-	1/8/2000
1136	Thanks for the response, Bradley. Biocomputing- could this be the massive para	JF Quinnelly	-	1/7/2000
1135	CMon Obviously we have differing opinions about future revenues, but let me po	BradleyMarshall	-	1/7/2000
1134	I have an opinion on NGEN's chips. They are faster and more accurate than	BradleyMarshall	-	1/7/2000
1133	"Dr Goodhybe," on Yahoo's Message Boards, a poster using the alia	Gator II	-	1/7/2000
1132	"There are so many possibilities for their GeneChip that I do not believe	Bill Holtzman	-	1/6/2000
1131	Here's a vote for a 50,000% increase in the 00's: moneycentral.msn.com	Bill Holtzman	-	1/6/2000
1130	Your points are well taken. If semiconductor industry is any indication to chip	w sun	-	1/6/2000
1129	Reply to Gator II: Gator II wrote, <i>"Dr Goodhyde,..."<	Dr Goodhybe	-	1/6/2000

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