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Biotech / Medical
Neurogen (NRGN)
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223 The Motley Fool - June 17, 1999 17:27 June 17, 1999/FOOLWIRE/ -- Neuropsychiatphbolton-6/17/1999
222 It would be fun to get Waldholz and Eisinger together, in the same room. Excepscaram(o)uche-6/17/1999
221 Wall Street Journal article: interactive.wsj.com TomThomas M.-6/17/1999
220 >> his outfit was "hideous"... isn't that a plus? << scaram(o)uche-6/17/1999
219 I've met Penner and he is not a snappy dresser, but usually not awful. phbolton-6/17/1999
218 I would like to know how NRGN got the WSJ to write such a prominent piece of fNeuroInvestment-6/17/1999
217 Penner on "Bloomberg" audio with an interview on the license deal... LLCF-6/17/1999
216 Neurogen Licenses AIDD(SM) Technology to Pfizer for $27 Million This is good nphbolton-6/17/1999
215 yeah, they have continued to accumulate... almost all of the "insider&quophbolton-6/4/1999
214 I didn't realize the Tisch family was up to 20% now. Tom Thomas M.-6/4/1999
213 does this explain today's blip upward? News article received, Thursday, Jphbolton-6/4/1999
212 Neurogen Announces Second Extension of Obesity Research Program with Pfizer biThomas M.-5/12/1999
211 this seems interesting: biz.yahoo.com Date Name Action Shares Type Price Valuephbolton-4/18/1999
210 You guys are saying 95-2, when you intend to say 91-2. I think . . . Tom Thomas M.-2/6/1999
209 Thanks, Harry. Very much appreciate your comments. (eom) scaram(o)uche-2/4/1999
208 No. I was not suggesting that. I do have some doubts as to how good a predictoNeuroInvestment-2/4/1999
207 Are you suggesting that 95-2 might have proved effective in clinical trials agaHB-2/4/1999
206 Rick: Actually, in looking again at the R&D platform valuations for variouNeuroInvestment-2/3/1999
205 Any news or views to share on the obesity drug trials? Right or wrong, that isVolcano888-2/3/1999
204 Harry: >> NRGN seems overpriced even at tonight's close. << Nscaram(o)uche-2/2/1999
203 Historically I have tended to be critical of Neurogen, and have never recommenNeuroInvestment-2/2/1999
202 Harry: Yup. I was gung-ho, largely because I thought that past failures must scaram(o)uche-2/2/1999
201 There was a time (95/96) that I printed criticism of NRGN for giving away its fNeuroInvestment-2/2/1999
200 You're right- real ugly. Ritchmc-2/2/1999
199 Thoughts? Ugly. I sold some calls about a week ago, so I've been slow to scaram(o)uche-2/2/1999
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