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660Ron, Ms. Rafferty also receives $171,640 in salary. marketguide.com To be fairMama Bear-9/24/2000
659johnsto, why in the world would I worry what a person who posts nothing but meanMama Bear-9/24/2000
658>>>Anyone with 1/2 a brain knows it's part of their pay these days Ron McKinnon-9/24/2000
657>><i>you guys really want your spin to be respected<<</i>tom pope-9/24/2000
656My position isn't significant. I think there could be some things in the pipjohnsto1-9/24/2000
655too funny...I think you guys must get to the point where you buy your own B.S. johnsto1-9/24/2000
654j1, through your posts the past 2 days, you've demonstrated your eloquence, Tom Hua-9/24/2000
653<i>Anyone with 1/2 a brain knows it's part of their pay these days<Tom Hua-9/24/2000
652really...whatever...you guys really want your spin to be respected...come on Mamjohnsto1-9/24/2000
651Sure, there won't be revenues any time soon. And everybody here knows that Charles Tutt-9/23/2000
650I believe many insiders establish "programs" in which they sell regulaCharles Tutt-9/23/2000
649<i>the truth is you have no idea what will happen with the company...</lifeisgood-9/23/2000
648I rarely hedge. What in the world gave you that idea? Some graph did not tell mMama Bear-9/23/2000
647I really find it humorous how you shorts post as though your so sure but yet youjohnsto1-9/23/2000
646<i>"100% of public companies have it...yes 100%. </i>" BRMama Bear-9/23/2000
645I read your shorts spin and it's really funny. I could really care less,but johnsto1-9/23/2000
644<i>"If they're trading on inside information they can get in a loMama Bear-9/23/2000
643If they're trading on inside information they can get in a lot of trouble, sCharles Tutt-9/23/2000
642<i>stock and/or options are part of their compensation and they treat themlifeisgood-9/23/2000
641Thank you very much for the link, Barb. As long as the funds are to be used for tom pope-9/23/2000
640It could provide a cure for some tumors. I didn't say it was necessarily a Charles Tutt-9/23/2000
639The third choice is that stock and/or options are part of their compensation andCharles Tutt-9/23/2000
638<i>Come back when a product is imminent and see what a share will cost youlifeisgood-9/23/2000
637Charles, I don't know if you followed the biotech industry in the early 90s.Tom Hua-9/23/2000
636BTW, I don't mean for anyone to infer that an SPO is necessarily a bad thingMama Bear-9/23/2000
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