TPTH will it replace NPTH in portfolio?

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Biotech / Medical
TPTH will it replace NPTH in portfolio?

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Emcee: Joseph Ziebarth	Type: Unmoderated

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NPTH has retrenched. Cut a lot of creative staff. Now is a "new" company TPTH.

How do you feel about the new face? Is this still a stock to own in your portfolio or should we move on to some other oportunity.

Personally, I look for a lot of "tax selling" as the year ends. There are still a lot of shares out there that were bought at $14 with the idea that a lot of new product lines were possible from this software technology. Now they seem to have focused tightly on the Auto-PAP to the exclusion of all other possibilities.

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8	Its funny but I feel that if this had been for men we would have seen a successf	Joseph Ziebarth	-	2/4/2002
7	I have hopes for the success of TPTH. I am in the field and see many laboratorie	Donald L. York	-	2/1/2002
6	This may well be the start of good times. TriPath jumps on FDA ok thin-layer p	Joseph Ziebarth	-	10/8/2001
5	Quietly snoozing. What did you finally decide? Think this market will ever fly	Joseph Ziebarth	-	7/12/2000
4	Thanks for the insight...Sold yesterday @ 9.75 purchased @ 10.062 . there is a	J. Arzente	-	3/16/2000
3	TPTH will have to get to $17 to be at the old NPTH price but it looks like the	Joseph Ziebarth	-	3/15/2000
2	New to this stock but, looks good to date.	J. Arzente	-	3/14/2000
1	TriPath Imaging Enters Into Agreement With Quest Diagnostics for Automated Scre	Joseph Ziebarth	-	3/2/2000

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