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Biotech / Medical
Sepracor-Looks very promising
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8230The 07 vols should be higher than the 06s though so still a bit of work to get bRobohogs-4/12/2005
8229Jon, The IV's are no longer yelling "buyout" - seems to me they aBiomaven-4/11/2005
8228Guys, I just perused the vol data again and have a few quick observations. ORobohogs-4/11/2005
8227More about the Lunesta commercials: The Luna Moth was very prominent in the commJorgen Jensen-4/11/2005
8226I don't disagree with you Eric, but from the marketed product side, most StrRobohogs-4/11/2005
8225<i>Lunesta is going to be much cheaper to market than Cialis - no need to Jorgen Jensen-4/11/2005
8224"Steve Smith of TheStreet.con" 1) I assume the .con is not a typo. FRocky9-4/11/2005
8223Lunesta is going to be much cheaper to market than Cialis - no need to go to theBiomaven-4/11/2005
8222>> It seems that until a new biotech can break out of the mold and prove tIcebrg-4/11/2005
8221GENZ and DNA and CHIR are also acting well. So it is only the next tier down acRobohogs-4/11/2005
8220If so, it took 'em some time to register that information. What's wondetom pope-4/11/2005
8219market obviously had been discounting an outright rejection of CR :-)rkrw-4/11/2005
8218And it doesn't help when the supposed paradigm to which certain biotechs oncquidditch-4/11/2005
8217I am very long SEPR but I cannot help but worry when all the good news in the woRobohogs-4/11/2005
8216I see what you and Peter are saying, thanks. As I said, I haven't been follquidditch-4/11/2005
8215No, actually the 2007 options had vols compress from 40-50s to 20s when the takeRobohogs-4/11/2005
8214Peter, "the more short-term good news...." I guess I'm inclined tquidditch-4/11/2005
8213The 85's of '07 might be interesting for some mad money burning a hole itom pope-4/11/2005
8212Yeah - the trend started a few weeks ago - I think I posted about it then. My LRobohogs-4/11/2005
8211I'm resting more comfortably now, but I did need an IV about 5 minutes ago.tom pope-4/11/2005
8210I'd say arbs trapped from earlier - paradoxically, the more short-term good Biomaven-4/11/2005
8209Well, buying opportunity, of course, except that I did my buying at 58.65 :-(tom pope-4/11/2005
8208Well guys, Someone has a heck of a lot of shares for sell and is not shy about Robohogs-4/11/2005
8207As an aside, Steve Smith of TheStreet.con recommends closing out option positionRobohogs-4/11/2005
8206Anyone else thinking that the sleep drug market sounding a lot like the allergy Rocky9-4/11/2005
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