Biotech Stock Picking for Charity - 2005

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Biotech / Medical
Biotech Stock Picking for Charity - 2005

An SI Board Since September 2004

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Emcee: michael_f_murphy	Type: Moderated

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72	No, I have not yet. A friend from college passed away from cancer just a few ye	FiloF	-	1/3/2005
71	Intially I had the same problem entering stocks under 5 bucks. Discovered proble	Extra Pale	-	1/3/2005
70	We allow tee off to be late for up to a couple weeks to allow for procrastinatio	michael_f_murphy	-	1/3/2005
69	I agree with the sentiment, as we've been through the Ron/Scott episode. I	michael_f_murphy	-	1/3/2005
68	<<My charity is the Jimmy Fund (Dana Farber Cancer Center).>> How n	zeta1961	-	1/3/2005
67	Agreed. And since KDUS is so illiquid, I'll point to volume of 118K on Fr	scaram(o)uche	-	1/3/2005
66	I don't own any of the three faves in real life. Seems like most own them re	rkrw	-	1/3/2005
65	>> but that would be cheating << Nope. We've allowed late, app	scaram(o)uche	-	1/3/2005
64	I don't think penny stocks should be allowed unless they're investable,	rkrw	-	1/3/2005
63	Since I will be contributing again this year, I figured I may as well throw my p	FiloF	-	1/3/2005
62	<<it wouldn't accept an order for a stock selling under 5.>> Hm	michael_f_murphy	-	1/3/2005
61	CTIC, ARQL and COR are way out in front as picks so far. Wisdom - or madness -	nigel bates	-	1/3/2005
60	I got in without too much difficulty, but it wouldn't accept an order for a	tom pope	-	1/3/2005
59	Hello guys, I'm a very infrequent poster, non-scientist, but avid reader of	biotek-al	-	1/3/2005
58	Forgot to include my pledge of $250 to the winner's charity, a la 2004. I a	quidditch	-	1/3/2005
57	My 2005 picks: bmrn 6.39 10% ciph 4.30 10% ctic 8.14 10% gtcb 1.52 2	hopper	-	1/3/2005
56	This year was also tougher for me than last to come up with a list, which I gues	Biomaven	-	1/3/2005
55	Here are my picks. approximately 20% in the first 3. 8 % in the other 5. Four ho	bio_kruncher	-	1/3/2005
54	Adding GENR, list now becomes: ALNY ARQL CHIR COR CRXL CTIC GENR IDBE $10K eac	tom pope	-	1/3/2005
53	My picks: 12.5% NABI (unfollowed and untalked about and unperforming) 12.5% COR	quidditch	-	1/3/2005
52	Okay, thanks, Erik, will go back to the drawing board.	tom pope	-	1/3/2005
51	I hold quite a few of these, but some only in a Biomaven sense... 15% Biofocus	nigel bates	-	1/3/2005
50	Tom We need another shot from your side. Minimum eight stocks. (After all I had	Icebrg	-	1/3/2005
49	Again, the University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center is my charity of c	RCMac	-	1/3/2005
48	For 2005: <pre>ARQL $14996.10 ( 2590 x $5.79 ) CTIC $14993.88	former_pgs	-	1/2/2005

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