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Biotech / Medical
CMTR-CHEMTRAK FDA OK
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572 I read somewhere that most short money is made on stocks under $3.00. I think J-L-S-4/1/1997
571 I totally disagree on this one. A great way to make a petty FDA bureaucrat stiRocketman-3/31/1997
570 I will hopefully be able to also attend the meeting. It's about five hoursArt Baer-3/31/1997
569 You wrote: >>And for a more general comment to those who follow this thrRocketman-3/31/1997
568 the most constructive thing this thread can do to help Chemtrak is for everyonewarren kaplan-3/31/1997
567 Since I live about 5 miles from ChemTrak, I will most likely go to the annual mRocketman-3/31/1997
566 annual general meeting since its coming up soon...sometime in May ( what is thjeeza-3/31/1997
565 Got a note back from Ed Covell about contacting him personally once or twice a William Presti-3/31/1997
564 John & Colocare spend $7 and buy a Colocare kit best way to know what the jeeza-3/31/1997
563 You will find answers to your ColoCARE question, John, in several of Chemtrak&#William Presti-3/31/1997
562 Do you know anything about COLOCARE. Is it for colon cancer test. what is its John T. Hardee-3/31/1997
561 Actually I know someone who could, whose strong suit is communication and is a Rocketman-3/31/1997
560 Another good sign. I have also discussed that a key to approval will be substaArt Baer-3/30/1997
559 Makes a lot of sense. I vaguely remember your earlier post now that you have bRocketman-3/30/1997
558 I have said this before, but i will reiterate it. One of the reasons for the lArt Baer-3/30/1997
557 It seems to do well in market downdrafts anyways. Hang in there. DaveRocketman-3/30/1997
556 Dave The same works for me. The down side on CMTR is about $0.5 (The MM wonAmots-3/30/1997
555 They're getting too close to revenue. Also, how much can you really make sRocketman-3/30/1997
554 From Barron's Short interest on CMTR: 2/14 - 787,336 3/14 - 518,147 -3Amots-3/30/1997
553 Reread your posts..Weird Al would be jealous. Don't give up your day job tVector1-3/29/1997
552 Wow, this is tough to answer in a simple post, too many interactive questions. Rocketman-3/28/1997
551 Man, after all these years, what's a couple of weeks? Granted it is the enRocketman-3/28/1997
550 Leman there are two basic ways 1. the easy way out go sell the patent to a cojeeza-3/28/1997
549 Actually, this deadline should have and could have been met by CMTR. When the Art Baer-3/28/1997
548 Where do you get your infomation that CMTR will begin shipping the HP testWebhead-3/28/1997
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