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Biotech / Medical
Sepracor-Looks very promising
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7730Ambien CR NDA has been filed too. Which is an interesting admission by sanofi. Nrkrw-9/17/2004
7729Pretty much agree Jonathan (although your last comment on the green shoe has me quidditch-9/17/2004
7728Jon, You feel about the same way about this as I do. I have in the past been supIcebrg-9/17/2004
7727The new convert is pretty expensive if you add the cost of forcing conversion onRobohogs-9/17/2004
7726<i> mkt will be crowded, there will be little growth</i> Two drugs Biomaven-9/17/2004
7725VTSS converts priced tonight. 1.5% interest - 35% premium for conversion - due &Rocky9-9/16/2004
7724If the MDI makes it within year of filing then I think Sepracor can be profitablHarold Engstrom-9/16/2004
7723That has been becoming my fear too - SEPR becomes ICOS. Articles already showinRobohogs-9/16/2004
7722I doubt '05 profitability. I think that this money was raised to spend on DTRocky9-9/16/2004
7721Is there anyone who believes sepr will be profitable in 2005 (as they project)? rkrw-9/16/2004
7720>> New Converts - now we know why they did the purchases:>> Yes, inIcebrg-9/16/2004
7719I'm out sold after hours, will play this one in the option market. Interestijayhawk969-9/16/2004
7718Ugh. Whomever predicted a prelude to another cv offering wins the prize :-) rkrw-9/16/2004
7717New Converts - now we know why they did the purchases: MARLBOROUGH, Mass., SeptRocky9-9/16/2004
7716No, I never saw the Stanford report. PeterBiomaven-9/15/2004
7715I commented on some of the reviews I read on her book here: Message 20493408 BBiomaven-9/15/2004
7714Hi, Peter, Did you ever weigh in publicly with reaction to the Stanford researcquidditch-9/15/2004
7713A CONVERSATION WITH | MARCIA ANGELL <b>A Doctor Puts the Drug Industry UnDavid C. Burns-9/15/2004
7712"Are you concerned about protection prior to 12.4, or just post 12.4."Rocky9-9/14/2004
7711Are you concerned about protection prior to 12.4, or just post 12.4. I'm wijayhawk969-9/14/2004
7710Continuation of conversions... Item 3.02. Unregistered Sales of Equity Securitrkrw-9/14/2004
7709I'm buying more puts today. First ones past the Dec '04 date. They areRocky9-9/13/2004
7708Because SEPR was essentially paying for these bonds with the conversion feature Biomaven-9/11/2004
7707"Because they are like long-dated well-in-the-money calls." I guess tRocky9-9/11/2004
7706Here's an example of what I meant about what I consider the theoretically coBiomaven-9/11/2004
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