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Biotech / Medical
Ligand (LGND) Breakout!

An SI Board Since September 1996

Posts	SubjectMarks	Bans	Symbol
32384	154	0	LGND

Emcee: Henry Niman	Type: Unmoderated

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30284	No thrust. The traditional techstocks are moving up because they no longer fear	Torben Noerup Nielsen	-	1/14/2000
30283	Well, lunch is over. The real test is if we come back up after lunch as usual.	Torben Noerup Nielsen	-	1/14/2000
30282	They can add one more (0) to that $30 and then call...we could talk then. (:>	Arthur Radley	-	1/14/2000
30281	Here comes another wave, sweeping up all of those stop losses down to 16 1/4 :-	Henry Niman	-	1/14/2000
30280	tnn, of course, i had played lgnd, for better or worse, prior to that purchase	Skeeter Bug	-	1/14/2000
30279	Actually, It should be shares held longer than 12 years :-).	Henry Niman	-	1/14/2000
30278	I think that only shares held longer than 10 years should be allowed to vote :-	Henry Niman	-	1/14/2000
30277	Torben - <Do we all get votes proportional to the number of shares we cont	Richard Belanger	-	1/14/2000
30276	I vote NO to $30.	Henry Niman	-	1/14/2000
30275	I suspect that many of the long term buyers would be unhappy with $30, includin	Henry Niman	-	1/14/2000
30274	Rich, Count one NO. Do we all get votes proportional to the number of share	Torben Noerup Nielsen	-	1/14/2000
30273	Skeeter, You bought at $2.50 and you're talking to me about buying cheap?	Torben Noerup Nielsen	-	1/14/2000
30272	Skeeter- I think $30 is a lot less than most of us long-timers had in mind whe	Richard Belanger	-	1/14/2000
30271	elan, are you out there? i'd be happy to accept a $30 buyout bid, but you	Skeeter Bug	-	1/14/2000
30270	Skeeter, the party financing is no big deal. I have to finance my wife's ne	Torben Noerup Nielsen	-	1/14/2000
30269	henry, we have to hope that the rising bio tide continues. it is so much easie	Skeeter Bug	-	1/14/2000
30268	tnn, you are well on your way to financing that lgnd party ;-)	Skeeter Bug	-	1/14/2000
30267	Pounding loud and clear on the street. LGND up to 17 5/8	Henry Niman	-	1/14/2000
30266	Splash.... Looks like we may have just entered the next wave... And I didn'	Torben Noerup Nielsen	-	1/14/2000
30265	Henry, The problem with living in Hawaii is that I can't quite hear the po	Torben Noerup Nielsen	-	1/14/2000
30264	Alper, I went into this expecting it to become a $100 stock some day and I wou	Torben Noerup Nielsen	-	1/14/2000
30263	Yes, I think that institutions are coming on board and are pounding away at 52-	Henry Niman	-	1/14/2000
30262	LGND has a poison pill provision to blunt any hostile takeover. Takeovers have	Henry Niman	-	1/14/2000
30261	I don't know about other shareholders, but I would be happy with 30. It	Alper H.YUKSEL	-	1/14/2000
30260	Henry, If I remember correctly, Elan is bound by a fairly restrictive set of r	Torben Noerup Nielsen	-	1/14/2000

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