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Biotech / Medical
ARRIS - Another partner
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178 I agree that from the angle you have presented, ARRS isn't going anywhere fCYBERKEN-9/28/1997
177 Arrs has a problem in that there are numerous decent treatments for Asthma and Howard Henick-9/28/1997
176 PB: Thanks for info. These small uncontrolled studies provide little informatDavid Bogdanoff-9/26/1997
175 David, Lehman Brothers has put a brief update on Arris in their web page lehmanPseudo Biologist-9/26/1997
174 PB: The second generation tryptase ihibitor development is unknown to me. I haDavid Bogdanoff-9/26/1997
173 David, no kidding about SF Bay Area real estate and the requirement for a "Pseudo Biologist-9/26/1997
172 PB: I read a book years ago on the importance to a company of getting and keepDavid Bogdanoff-9/26/1997
171 David, you make some good points but when you write "low stock prices are Pseudo Biologist-9/26/1997
170 SELL into strength; BUY into weakness So easy to say and diificult for many toVFib911911-9/26/1997
169 CY: I agree that there has been a dearth of information coming out of the compDavid Bogdanoff-9/26/1997
168 You see so many biotechs with good management grossly mismanaging these types oCYBERKEN-9/26/1997
167 Arris is off this morning, as expected. I have a hard time why this study was David Bogdanoff-9/25/1997
166 I'm missing something here. I attended an investor conference in July whereLarry Liebman-9/25/1997
165 Thanks James! I was looking forward to initiate again my position on ARRS. AftMiljenko Zuanic-9/24/1997
164 Sounds like a buying opprtunity is about to present itself----The lower the betVFib911911-9/24/1997
163 MZ, Agree with you. Personally I would be pleased if they dropped developmentJames Silverman-9/24/1997
162 To me news and results sound ambiguous. Short and non-defined. This is second tMiljenko Zuanic-9/24/1997
161 I hate to see any of them drop, but unlike AMLN, where I ran like hell (one proCYBERKEN-9/24/1997
160 >>Statistical significance requires a greater sample size than is usuallyAndrew H-9/24/1997
159 I managed to listen to most of a 1:30 conference call and digested the followinLarry Liebman-9/24/1997
158 AH; I don't view this news as automatically negative. PhaseII trials are David Bogdanoff-9/24/1997
157 Thanks Andrew (for the posting not for the regrets as I have been out of this oPseudo Biologist-9/24/1997
156 Just heard about it on CNN. Regrets to shareholders. However, they came close-Andrew H-9/24/1997
155 The release just made it to yahoo: biz.yahoo.com PBPseudo Biologist-9/24/1997
154 Just heard on CNBC from Joe Kernin. Arris announced results of an asthma studyDavid Bogdanoff-9/24/1997
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