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Biotech / Medical
ArQule
An SI Board Since December 1996
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399 14 0 ARQL
Emcee:  noronha Type:  Unmoderated
H&Q analyst Rachel Leheny is high on this undiscovered biotechnology company. She says among other things "ArQule's superior technology and business model should enable it to become the dominant provider of combinatorial chemistry libraries." Surely she is biased since they were one of the 3 underwriters--but H&Q also exercised an option to buy like 300,000 shares (roughly) at $12 per pop...at least they put their money where their (her rather) mouth is. The key in her view is that their combinatorial chemistry will enable "a meaningful reduction in clinical failure owing to improvements in the drug discover process." They have a lot of collaborations and partnerships with big drug companies too. "On very conservative estimates, the current discounted value of the revenues three-and-a-half years from now is$16 per share. " Based on royalties, etc her target is $31 in 12 months. No guarantees obviously. Does anyone else follow this unknown company whose stock symbol surely can win you a game of Scrabble:)?
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399Voodoo, I caught a 25 spike and got out there. At almost 2 years bearing this waStockDoc-7/21/2000
398Knock Knock,, Mr. Opportunity. V Earnings looked sweet. Hope they can keep uDr. Voodoo-7/20/2000
397 News for ARQL: biz.yahoo.comjjs_ynot-5/11/2000
396 With Celera's news who knows what's gonna happen. VDr. Voodoo-4/8/2000
395 I bought this stock at 15 and sitting on it. I guess I missed out on the big opStockDoc-4/8/2000
394 Doc, Dilution sucks but it beats the alternatives. And if they get a good priDr. Voodoo-4/6/2000
393 Secondary offering is bad news for sure. Suggest that we should not expect any StockDoc-4/6/2000
392 Finally, we're moving. Clinical trials of compounds, at least some, are nowStockDoc-2/15/2000
391 According to Yahoo, 62% of the float is in institutional hands, with a float of-Mad-Jon-1/14/2000
390 John, what's going on? Did people finally realize the value or is this a trStockDoc-1/13/2000
389 Maybe I was wrong. Finally some move. It's so hard to climb again after a bStockDoc-12/13/1999
388 OK LG You agree with the logic part or the fact that we all think we're goDr. Voodoo-12/9/1999
387 I agree.HairBall-12/9/1999
386 Too bad nothing moves this stock. StockDoc-11/22/1999
385 The contract specifies 20% year 1 and 40% for year two and three based on delivNJ Investors-10/1/1999
384 I just read the press release quickly, but didn't notice how much of the $3JMarcus-10/1/1999
383 ARQL $30MM deal with Bayer! Stephen Hill has revamped the business plan and theDr. John M. de Castro-10/1/1999
382 Steven Hill brief interview. I found this on the raging bull board and thought Dr. John M. de Castro-8/18/1999
381 Now there is new and effective leadership. With patience, you will see a new cNJ Investors-8/16/1999
380 <Splain it to me.> Are we still on this subject???? Do you still argueLLCF-8/2/1999
379 <<Yes. But, theoretically, the new drug is better than the old drug -- whHerc-8/2/1999
378 I hereby take back all the nasty stuff I wrote and offer you an olive branch. Dr. Voodoo-8/2/1999
377 <<SEPR goes in and slightly alters a known drugs molecule so that it willtommysdad-8/2/1999
376 <i>'Splain it to me.</i> Please accept my apologies in advancDr. Voodoo-8/2/1999
375 'Splain it to me. SEPR goes in and slightly alters a known drugs molecule Herc-8/2/1999
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