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Guilford (GLFD) - Steadily Rising

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171	Gliadel in PIII for initial glioma surgery: biz.yahoo.com	Russian Bear	-	1/14/1998
170	Merry Christmas, everyone, despite the stock price ;-) RB	Russian Bear	-	12/25/1997
169	A nice bounce is happening	Mel Spivak	-	12/21/1997
168	GLFD is up while most of the rest of the tech market has been weak today. I	Czechsinthemail	-	12/18/1997
167	this site is somewhat quiet considering that GLFD actually got below 20 today..	ken carney	-	11/15/1997
166	Thank you! And I agree, that polypharmacy, intervening at several steps in the	Dr. Bob	-	11/12/1997
165	It is true that there is no dearth of agents that, if we could all have them ad	NeuroInvestment	-	11/12/1997
164	Thanks, John. I will look into Sibia, in the hope that, one day, I will have t	Russian Bear	-	11/12/1997
163	One question on the "better to nip them in the bud" strategy - isn	Dr. Bob	-	11/12/1997
162	Hi RB, It's no coincidence that I follow them... I actually know many of t	John Dwyer	-	11/12/1997
161	The differences are: 1) NAALADase is an enzyme which operates presynaptically,	NeuroInvestment	-	11/11/1997
160	John, It looks as though the market agrees with your assessment of GLFD (the p	Russian Bear	-	11/11/1997
159	Hi RB, Although I agree with you about the use of Gliadel revenues to fund f	John Dwyer	-	11/11/1997
158	Ted, V1, My take on this (not that it is worth much) is that we are seeing a	Russian Bear	-	11/9/1997
157	V1, My focus has always been on the neuros. I see Gliadel as a narrowly focu	tdinovo	-	11/9/1997
156	Tdi, I like GLFD for its long term potential. However, Gliadel sales were very	Vector1	-	11/9/1997
155	Neuro, Thanks for refreshing my memory. I recalled (after a struggle) where	tdinovo	-	11/6/1997
154	My understanding of the AMGN deal is that the amounts gradually decrease as one	NeuroInvestment	-	11/6/1997
153	Steve, Probably too early to say. For the past year, they have been fillin	tdinovo	-	11/6/1997
152	Sounds like Gliadel isn't much of a hit--not much sequencial growth in sale	Steve	-	11/6/1997
151	$1.5 million doesn't sound like a lot to me and fourth quarter sales are ex	John Dwyer	-	11/6/1997
150	Rob, If logic were driving the stock, I would certainly agree. The problem	tdinovo	-	11/5/1997
149	Has Alex Brown issued anything recently? THey got me interested in the stock or	BarryH	-	11/5/1997
148	I don't know how much lower it will go; I would expect solid support in th	Dr. Bob	-	11/5/1997
147	Ken, Normally, I could look at trade history for day and tell you more. Unf	tdinovo	-	11/5/1997

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