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VD's Model Portfolio & Discussion Thread

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9544	Not in so many words. Message 18527878 Message 18527878 Note, according to	rkrw	-	2/6/2003
9543	>>You guys are starting to sound like a Bush conservative forum<< I	Harold Engstrom	-	2/6/2003
9542	<and all fat people are lazy it has nothing to do with genetics. > We'	LLCF	-	2/6/2003
9541	You guys are starting to sound like a Bush conservative forum: the best birth co	rkrw	-	2/6/2003
9540	Less exercise and more food, well sure, but why? From the constant barrage of a	Mike McFarland	-	2/6/2003
9539	<Also I want to add one more to the list of causes of obesity. Lack of self d	LLCF	-	2/5/2003
9538	Peter, On the 4Q02 call, Millennium announced that it had discontinued developme	Vector1	-	2/4/2003
9537	<i> what are the basic evidence in the causes of the obesity epidemic?<	Biomaven	-	2/4/2003
9536	<<What are your views on the incidence of nueropathy. Do you think it is c	Miljenko Zuanic	-	2/3/2003
9535	<i`m not up to speed on this, what are the basic evidence in the causes of th	LLCF	-	2/3/2003
9534	<<Perhaps, but still ignoring the basic evidence in the causes of the obes	JHP	-	2/3/2003
9533	MZ <<What they do is that they are messing around like blind rats. >&g	Vector1	-	2/3/2003
9532	V1, None of the brokerage analyst, buy side and sell side thought that NDA Velc	Miljenko Zuanic	-	2/3/2003
9531	thanks Erik, I listened to the audio. I agree, very interesting. Velcade clearly	Vector1	-	2/2/2003
9530	MZ, although I don't have your scientific background I did my due diligence	Vector1	-	2/2/2003
9529	<< I wouldn't give a 99% likelihood of the FDA approving anything much	Miljenko Zuanic	-	2/1/2003
9528	VD's MODEL PORTFOLIO 1/31/03 Change $615 UP 0.34% Started 4/9/97, $100K	Cytokine1	-	2/1/2003
9527	V1 Not that one man's opinion matters very much - even if he happens to be	Icebrg	-	2/1/2003
9526	<In many cases, more like a pill to prevent the craving for cigarettes, which	LLCF	-	2/1/2003
9525	Miljenko, although there are examples of oncology drugs being approved on phase	Vector1	-	2/1/2003
9524	In many cases, more like a pill to prevent the craving for cigarettes, which is	nigel bates	-	2/1/2003
9523	<I think it was DAK. I don't agree with him (global), but I think it was	LLCF	-	1/31/2003
9522	Sales, That Velcade work in hematological cancers is almost clear, at least to	Miljenko Zuanic	-	1/31/2003
9521	miljenko, while you are making estimates of success, what are your thoughts re:	software salesperson	-	1/31/2003
9520	Iressa recommendation was based on ~180 pts PII data, and with ~10% response rat	Miljenko Zuanic	-	1/30/2003

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