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VD's Model Portfolio & Discussion Thread

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8744	VD's MODEL PORTFOLIO 4/11/01 Change -$6415 DOWN -0.77% Started 4/9/97, $	Cytokine1	-	4/11/2001
8743	any thoughts on escm? Have been following that one and it justs keeps going up?	horsegirl48	-	4/11/2001
8742	VD's MODEL PORTFOLIO 4/10/01 Change $43080 UP 5.45% Started 4/9/97, $100	Cytokine1	-	4/10/2001
8741	>>>a tad of washing takes care of the issue.<<< With the money	Arthur Radley	-	4/10/2001
8740	grinning..... like I said, the molecule has been over-verified as being of int	scaram(o)uche	-	4/10/2001
8739	Hey! Just because I own 100 shares of this jewel, you don't have to trash it	Arthur Radley	-	4/10/2001
8738	>> and it now makes sense << Well..... for me, the pink flag jus	scaram(o)uche	-	4/10/2001
8737	Rick, As with you, the 500% factor of the growth of a tumor bothered me. Knowing	Arthur Radley	-	4/10/2001
8736	Not a bad idea. lets see what happens tomorrow in the market. V1	Vector1	-	4/10/2001
8735	Hey, stranger R-dude. Wondered if you were still with us. Fiscal year four at	Cytokine1	-	4/9/2001
8734	VD's MODEL PORTFOLIO 4/9/01 Change $21365 UP 2.78% Started 4/9/97, $100K	Cytokine1	-	4/9/2001
8733	V1, Still have any interest in unloading the CRXA at $9 or better? When you ma	Rocketman	-	4/9/2001
8732	Jim - <i><It used to be that any reasonable grant made the payline.&g	Richard Belanger	-	4/9/2001
8731	Concerning SBIR grants, I used to sit on NIH study sections for 5 1/2 years, but	Biotech Jim	-	4/7/2001
8730	I think Rick is correct that the Phase I/II terminology doesn't apply to thi	Biomaven	-	4/7/2001
8729	500%! Wow, that's pretty good. Big frigging indentations in those mice. B	scaram(o)uche	-	4/7/2001
8728	Peter and Rick, Thanks for your responses. I find the research in this area fasc	Arthur Radley	-	4/7/2001
8727	TexasDude, There's a big difference between Phase I and Phase II grants. Ph	Biomaven	-	4/6/2001
8726	Cary: Not really certain what you're asking. A physician will occasionally	scaram(o)uche	-	4/6/2001
8725	Rick, A question for you! What is the significance of the NIH providing a doctor	Arthur Radley	-	4/5/2001
8724	VD's MODEL PORTFOLIO 4/5/01 Change $62230 UP 8.83% Started 4/9/97, $100K	Cytokine1	-	4/5/2001
8723	SNPs are very much out of favor. Decent approaches to pharmacogenomics, in the	scaram(o)uche	-	4/4/2001
8722	VD's MODEL PORTFOLIO 4/4/01 Change -$8948 DOWN -1.25% Started 4/9/97, $1	Cytokine1	-	4/4/2001
8721	I agree! V1 is still picking for success. Given the ugly capital markets those	Rocketman	-	4/4/2001
8720	<<Most companies have tremendous upside and the downside for many is limit	scott_jiminez	-	4/4/2001

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