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XOMA. Bull or Bear?
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16542Bpi ALERT, VERY FISHY, RED HERRRING with MACKERELLE shining on the moon line, smCacaito-1/16/2004
16541Bob, I am just thinking out loud but if Xoma had something big up its sleeve wouBluegreen-1/12/2004
16540Hey George, maybe Genentech with their Raptiva marketing will drag Xoma kicking Bluegreen-1/12/2004
16539I understand selling shares in a company one believes in. I do it. But i am naknahow-1/12/2004
16538George, meet Lyle, notice how long he has been taking the MIRACLE biologic RaptiBluegreen-1/12/2004
16537secinfo.com has the full Alexion Xoma agreement. Here are 3 of 49 pages. secinaknahow-1/9/2004
16536George, how's it going? When is the last time you have spoken to your frienBluegreen-1/6/2004
16535Bob, you are slipping.LOL BTW, you might try checking your private SI messages Bluegreen-1/6/2004
16534Blue I wouldnt hold my breath on it, buy I have been speculating of this possibiRobert K.-12/22/2003
16533George, this Raptiva is a MIRACLE drug. Talking about see it to believe it.Bluegreen-12/22/2003
16532George look at the date on this...don't forget to scroll down to other postsBluegreen-12/22/2003
16531I take the request for more info to mean more trial generated information. Not aknahow-12/22/2003
16530Bob, someone on this board told me long ago you have to rock before you roll.LOLBluegreen-12/22/2003
16529George, if they could tie in one of the probe studies to the meningococcemia datBluegreen-12/22/2003
16528Robert, you believe in BPI. Bluegreen believes. I believe. That makes three taknahow-12/22/2003
16527Blue, obviously you are thinking the same thing I am thinking. I think bpi as a Robert K.-12/21/2003
16526What is interesting is that it lists about 25 (25) citations regarding bpi. IMO Robert K.-12/21/2003
16525GEORGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MY GREATEST FIND!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What a stocking stuffer!Bluegreen-12/21/2003
16524BTW-I never could figure why stop xmp antifungals. The ONLY thing i could think Robert K.-12/20/2003
16523Idiots. I mean fellow cohorts. Only a doctor would appreciate this. Eh, I mean tRobert K.-12/20/2003
16522Cacaito, why go ahead with CAB-2? Is there that much difference between Alxn moBluegreen-12/20/2003
16521Larry, notice the location of this study>>>>>>>>http://wBluegreen-12/11/2003
16520btw> on exhibit 7 look at the total capacity of bgen/idec. IMO that makes theRobert K.-12/7/2003
16519Here is where xoma fits into the scheme of things. IMO its impressive for a smalRobert K.-12/7/2003
16518We are not in disagreement at all blue. but there is absolutely NO reason for xoRobert K.-12/7/2003
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