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Biotech / Medical
A Biotech Bonanza!
An SI Board Since September 1997
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Emcee:  Giuseppe Scalamogna Type:  Unmoderated
All interested biotech investors listen up!!

Biotechnology stocks over the next decade and beyond should be asset considerations for anyones investment protfolio. With FDA drug approvals increasing to record levels from here on out and the FDA easing the process, the prospects of finding the next Amgen increase manifold.

We all know that the process of discovering a biotech product and getting it to market is long and tedious not to mention the cash burn involved. Many companies however, are entering periods where they are in middle/late-stage trials which enhances visibility on the companies prospects.

Personally, over the past few weeks I've made a killing on biotechs such as Cel-Sci Corp (HIV), Genzyme Transgenics (GZTC), and Centocor (CNTO). Obviously the group as a whole has come more into favor in the market and personally I believe this to be the start of a rampage in biotech issues as they begin to put their products where their mouth was and begin generating cash-flow from operations. Money talks and B.S. walks, the old saying goes and there is ALOT of B.S. these companies try to throw at us. We need to validate the B.S. and how the company shapes up for the future and evaluate if it is worth the risk.

On this thread, I'd like to present one stock on a weekly basis (First Business day of the week) and then for the next 2 weeks have all paricipants pick this company apart limb by limb through discussion, links to peritent info, technical analysis, and anything else (of course in keeping with the law). At the end of the period I'd like to get a consensus on price targets with time-ranges. A list will then be compiled and every week again, will be updates to previous selections and if necessary a whole other period will be devoted to disseminating info and stats to see how we should perhaps reevaluate the investment. If the drivers and dynamics for the stock remain in place, we will move on to present another stock and initiate the process again.

This thread is not for hype but for serious investors who understand the risk inherent in Biotechs and how this risk can be mitigated through timely info and insight. This thread will work for both Bulls and Bears (long and short plays) and can also involve timely option trading on issues that are optionable. From time to time, also I think it would be nice to reevaluate the Biotech industry as a whole going through the same process as would be done with a particular stock.

Good Luck and Good Trading,

Together we can profit from stellar returns biotech offers, while mitigating the inherent risk of the micro and small cap sector.

Giuseppe Scalamogna
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64 Another loser, IMHO.xray-8/17/1998
63 Check out Biotech Holdings Ltd (BIO Calgary exch.)has an operating division thaSonny Both-8/17/1998
62 David ENZN looks very interesting (great chart, strong partners). All my moneyseminole-1/7/1998
61 <A manageable burn rate is very important and the key to a good plan to pay LLCF-1/6/1998
60 David A manageable burn rate is very important and the key to a good plan to pseminole-1/6/1998
59 Everyone, Great ideas coming from some of you guys. For a very attuned generalGiuseppe Scalamogna-1/6/1998
58 <Properties I like in my Biotech Bonanzas are: low long term debt, multiple LLCF-1/5/1998
57 NY0001 <<<Everyone wants to discuss only the stocks that they havseminole-1/5/1998
56 NY, I hope to get back in gear soon. Hopefully by mid-january i will try to reGiuseppe Scalamogna-1/5/1998
55 GS You have gone quiet. I think what you have tried to do here is admirable bNY0001-12/23/1997
54 ALTAREX CORP., immunotherapeutic biotech company. Comparable to CNTO, CYTO, MEJuergen-12/16/1997
53 GS, where have you been since 6/11/97? Are you still active on this thread?moishe-12/15/1997
52 This company is not public yet but I thought I would post the latest press relethebeach-11/6/1997
51 Tim, What you say is true. Hopefully I can maintain a persistence about my resGiuseppe Scalamogna-11/6/1997
50 No matter what happens, people are bound to spam any generic biotech thread witTim Cruise-11/5/1997
49 Tom, VICL's naked-DNA techonology still seems to be in a pre-clinical stageGiuseppe Scalamogna-11/4/1997
48 TO ALL: Anyone have details on Polydex Pharmacueticals? The POLXF thread is deaCandle stick-11/4/1997
47 Couldn't find any news except earnings report.ccryder-11/4/1997
46 GS, some late news out on VICL. This will be interresting to watch tomorrow as Tom Shutters-11/4/1997
45 FJA, I've heard of usenet but what is it exactly? GSGiuseppe Scalamogna-11/4/1997
44 Hey all: You think this thread is bad, you should see my email box :). We couF. Jay Abella, III-11/3/1997
43 GS, I am interested in this forum and I hope to become a contributor in the neaTom Shutters-11/3/1997
42 Alys, I know what you mean and I did see this coming. I've tried to contacGiuseppe Scalamogna-11/3/1997
41 Giuseppe....I think it's near impossible to keep going with this because evAlys Hall-11/2/1997
40 If you haven't heard of IGGI, you may want to: exchange2000.comAndrew G.-10/31/1997
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