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Biotech / Medical
ArQule

An SI Board Since December 1996

Posts	SubjectMarks	Bans	Symbol
399	14	0	ARQL

Emcee: noronha	Type: Unmoderated

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199	Rick, thanks for your rapid and thoughful reply. George	george m. miller	-	4/2/1998
198	This is interesting...I hadn't really thought about arql growing into a reg	William Nelson	-	4/2/1998
197	George: The business plan, if the chemistry is up to the task, allows them to	scaram(o)uche	-	4/1/1998
196	Rick...On another board you mentioned that ARQL could be a legend stock. Could	george m. miller	-	4/1/1998
195	This is the most volatile stock...hardly ever makes a move of less than 1 pt.	William Nelson	-	4/1/1998
194	John: This deal is actually ("Immunex will elect") structured a bit	scaram(o)uche	-	3/31/1998
193	<<This is repetitive and boring. It sounds just like a dozen other ARQL r	Biomaven	-	3/31/1998
192	This is repetitive and boring. It sounds just like a dozen other ARQL releases.	Dr. John M. de Castro	-	3/31/1998
191	The torrid pace of development with ARQL chemicals continues! biz.yahoo.com I	Dr. John M. de Castro	-	3/2/1998
190	Infinite Money :-))))))))))))! Sorry if I offended any of you doc's. Us c	Dr. Voodoo	-	2/19/1998
189	Amazing! ARQL is profitable in their first full year as a public company. The i	Dr. John M. de Castro	-	2/19/1998
188	Patrick Gage, as good as they get in biotech, joins ARQL Board..... prnewswire	scaram(o)uche	-	2/10/1998
187	You've missed the point entirely, Why would a cancer cure be found in	Dr. Voodoo	-	2/9/1998
186	No one knows why Taxol has the seeming mitigating effect on certain cancers. Al	ahhaha	-	2/8/1998
185	Who'da ever thunk that the cure for cancer was found in tree bark in South	Dr. Voodoo	-	2/7/1998
184	<You are mixing bio-pseudo-science and business operations, a deadly mistake	John Metcalf	-	2/7/1998
183	Yew tree bark or yew needles.	ahhaha	-	2/7/1998
182	A rising tide raises all boats and makes any management look terrific. With ave	ahhaha	-	2/7/1998
181	Hi All, Reading the recent posts and decided to play. Hope you all don't	Dr. Voodoo	-	2/6/1998
180	<i> >> QED. </i> I'm sorry, what <b> did </i&g	Peter Silsbee	-	2/6/1998
179	<Glaxo is highly regarded. I could never understand why. They make corp	John Metcalf	-	2/5/1998
178	You say, "No, just the opposite. j dimensions of the search space are fixe	ahhaha	-	2/5/1998
177	No, I don't know about that deal, but I may put my institutional resources	ahhaha	-	2/5/1998
176	<i> >> What are the criteria of "promising"? </i>	Peter Silsbee	-	2/5/1998
175	>>You sell when you believe the shares are fully valued, when fundamental	Miljenko Zuanic	-	2/5/1998

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