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    • Wed Jan 23rd 06:42 AM
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      Alkermes, Lilly, Mannkind: Inhaled Insulin Just Got Interesting
      Mr.Shulman, your article regarding inhaled Insulin
      was quite interesting. I didn't know that there are two programs left to consider. Now that NVO is out and broke their agreement with 'NSTK' on Jan.16th
      according to yesterdays press release, do you think
      in your opinion that 'nstk' doesn't have any chances left in the inhaled insulin programs?
      Even though the stock price is down almost 80% in the past 12 months, you must admit the company has been around for 24 years already and management still keeps filing for shelf registrations and somebody keeps buying it.
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    • Thu Jan 17th 08:39 AM
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      Jim Cramer's Mad Money In-Depth, 11/7/07: The Gisele-Cuomo Selloff
      JAN.17-UPDATE-NSTK- WELL"NO ONE MAKES MONEY PANICKING" AS
      PER JIM CARMER NOV.7TH. A WAIT-IN-SEE ATTITUDE WAS ENCOURAGED BY JIM. GIVEN HIS STATUS, T.V. NOTORIETY, AND THE FACT THAT HE MORE THAN TOUTED THIS STOCK THAN ANY OTHER ON HIS T.V. SHOW, WOULDN'T YOU THINK HE WOULD DEEM IT NECESSARY TO GIVE AN UPDATE ON 'NSTK' BY NOW? IT'S 70 DAYS LATER, AND 50% LOWER, AND ARE THE INVESTORS ADHERING TO HIS LAST WORDS STILL? NOT PANICKING? COULD IT BE? OR DID HE ABANDON SHIP AND IS SAILING ONWARD INTO THE SUNSET? IN THE NEXT 60 DAYS THE YEAR END EARNINGS REPORT COMES OUT AND BY THEN THE STOCK SHOULD AND COULD BE AT $2.75. A VALUABLE LESSON AT LEAST SHOULD BE LEARNED BY ALL. THAT T.V. PERSONALITIES AND RESEARCH FIRMS CAN NOT BE TRUSTED PERIOD!
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    • Thu Jan 17th 08:21 AM
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      Exiting My King Pharma Position with a Nice Gain
      Dear Jake, You said you exited KG & made a profit of 16% ($1.70).
      CONGRATULATIONS! JAN.9TH-ALSO RICHARD GIBBONS OF MOTELY FOOL
      RECOMMENDED LAST WEEK TO BE IN ASTRA ZENECA VS KG.
      Your choice to make a profit and run is fine. And Richard Gibbons opinion is fine with me too. However, I as a novice investor, I look at the fact that KG is a screaming discount of at least 50% Off.
      That's nice! It's not a first Tier Drug Co., but it is a second Tier Co.
      Ergo, if I was a first Tier company looking to acquire other companies,
      I think I would have my sights on a company now at 50% OFF.
      Secondly I would think there is more potential upward appreciation on KG VS. AZ. at current stock prices. I also believe more upgrades are to come out for KG now than ever. And long term for the next 12 months I feel strongly that sales, further phase advancements, and unexpected good news will push this stock back up to $18 dollars during the time interim (12 months)
      Longer term scenario's with a solid company like KG offers more opportunity to an investor or institutional than people who think small!
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    • Sun Jan 13th 09:18 AM
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      Nastech takes a Beating after Experiencing Wider than Expected Third Quarter Losses
      NSTK:NASTECH PHARMACEUTICAL 2008 NOVICE INVESTOR'S OPINION. The writing is on the wall, there is no need to pay for research reports. The obvious-March 2008 Year End Earnings Report for fiscal year Dec.2007 will further take down the current stock price from today's level of $3.42.
      If no significant news surfaces between today and March Report, the stock price should be at a all time low. There lies the opportunity at bargain basement prices. And if management can turn the company around and control insider selling to a degree and find partnership once again without having to issue new stock to survive, then and only then they can build on creditability. Complete change is in order, from their management to their Web site design. Improving their statistics should be their number 1 priority for their shareholders.

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    • Wed Jan 9th 08:55 AM
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      Nastech takes a Beating after Experiencing Wider than Expected Third Quarter Losses
      I guess the next article that will appear on this site will be the March 2008 Year end earnings report for Dec.31,2007 for NSTK!
      MORE NEGATIVE NEWS BESIDES:P&G BREAKUP,STOCK PRICE DOWN ANOTHER 50%, AND THE CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER RESIGNED.
      OH YEAH THEY DID JUST MENTION THAT THEY HAVE 551 OBESE PARTICIPANTS FOR THE OBESITY TRIAL, WHICH WILL TAKE 6 MONTHS AND PLENTY OF CASH, BUT THE COMPANY IS LOSING MONEY FASTER THAN THE OVERWEIGHT COULD SHED IN POUNDS ALTOGETHER.
      THEY DESPERATELY NEED A PARTNER LIKE HUMANS NEED AIR TO BREATHE.


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    • Tue Jan 8th 07:56 AM
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      Investing in Autism Treatment
      1/8/07UPDATE-CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER RESIGNS!
      IS THIS GOOD NEWS OR BAD NEWS? MONEY PROBLEMS AHEAD OR NOT?
      NEXT-NEWS RELEASE*ALLOWANCE FOR PATENT& RIGHTS! GOOD NEWS OR NOT? Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to: (i) the ability of Nastech or a subsidiary to obtain additional funding; (ii) the ability of Nastech or a subsidiary to attract and/or maintain manufacturing, research, development and commercialization partners; (iii) the ability of Nastech, a subsidiary and/or a partner to successfully complete product research and development, including preclinical and clinical studies and commercialization; (iv) the ability of Nastech, a subsidiary and/or a partner to obtain required governmental approvals; and (v) the ability of Nastech, a subsidiary and/or a partner to develop and commercialize products that can compete favorably with those of competitors.
      *ANOTHER WORDS THEY NEED A PARTNER/MONEY!
      Since there is rarely an update on this stock since last april 2007 on this site, I deem it necessary to update those who already missed the wedding and are attending the funeral. Someone has to have the guts to speak out, it's our rights to do so under the Constitution. *FINAL THOUGHT! WHY FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS ARE STILL INVESTED IN THIS COMPANY AFTER ALMOST AN 80% DROP IN STOCK PRICE FROM AUGUST 2006 IS ABSOLUTELY
      LUDICROUS!
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    • Mon Jan 7th 09:20 AM
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      Nastech takes a Beating after Experiencing Wider than Expected Third Quarter Losses
      JAN.7TH Now that the Chief financial officer has resigned, is the beginning of the end for NSTK? There must be money problems ahead if he quit. This stock has become the KISS OF DEATH!
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    • Fri Jan 4th 10:38 AM
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      God Told Me The Market Will Crash Soon - Pat Robertson
      Pat Robinson needs to take a vacation, reflect, and remember that God wants us to do good things through us. He is now a poor example of a representative of the Lord and is lost. He needs to find himself and teach others all that is good. He is obviously a confused man and needs to be inspired himself once again to get back on track.
      By example is the true test and I believe God speaks by his actions not by personal conversations. Don't we have enough strife, stress, and
      worries currently, let alone down right fortune telling by a celebrity human being of the cloth?
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    • Thu Jan 3rd 09:46 AM
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      Jim Cramer's Mad Money In-Depth, 1/2/08: A Look Back, A Look Ahead
      I do hope Cramer has a very successful year with his stock picks. Millions of viewer's purchase shares that he suggests without any knowledge of the stock market. Although he states do your homework, and review the stock often, investors in general are lazy. This is their fault not Jim's, yet
      the finger pointing is inevitable because he is on stage not them. He accepted the position and must
      remember, that all eyes are upon him. However, I
      believe as he stated, that "you must learn from the past", that himself should slow down a bit and be a little more cautiously optimistic about his statements regarding his stock selections.
      Otherwise the factor of health becomes an issue
      and can lead to unnecessary stress which can take it's toll on anyone.
      So Good luck and have a bull year Jim
      P.S. Maybe you should have a panel of experts on your show, like Fast Money.

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    • Sun Dec 30th 07:09 AM
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      Seeking Alpha Named Most Informative Investing Web Site by Kiplinger's
      David Jackson*HAPPY&HEAL... NEW YEAR! KIPLINGER'S "BEST OF EVERYTHING 2007' IS WELL DESERVED&CONGRATUL...
      You won my award when you acknowledged my comment back in early April 2007. Your response was within days, and I thank you. Moving forward to 2008, I was wondering if your prospective and comments have changed somewhat now that maybe my point wasn't taken serious or not and the results of my comment was more profound than Jim Cramer's intelligence or respect from institutional's. You said "Cramer is smart and is watched by many institutional investors, so we think his stock picks are a valuable resource for us to offer on SA." Since many of his 2007 stock picks didn't do so well, what do you attribute his calls that ended up being mistakes if he is so smart?
      I mean my original question was why would he pick, suggest, or Tout 'NSTK' in March 2007. Even after the stock dropped almost 48% to around $8 dollars on Nov.8th, he still suggested a "wait & see' which
      has proved to be a mistake once again, now that it is under $4 dollars Dec.30th,2007. You might be right that his smart, maybe smarter than we all know! But SA should not take a stance like a cheerleader when
      Cramer speaks solely. Balance and fair prospectives is what your readers need and want. Thanks for letting me once again voice my opinion. All the Best in 2008!
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    • Fri Dec 28th 09:40 AM
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      A Tale of Three IPOs: Then, Since Then and What Now?
      zman,
      I read your article and found it interesting. Happy&Healthy New Year.
      Can you please even by e-mail if not on seeking alpha editorials,
      give me some prospectus, opinion, any view at all about a company that seems to be growing nicely. DLII.PK(DIXIE LEE INTERNATIONAL INC.)
      THANK YOU,
      JIMMY T.
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    • Wed Dec 26th 06:22 AM
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      Jim Cramer's Mad Money In-Depth, 12/22/07: (Soon-to-be) High Five
      SA EDITOR
      MIRIAM METZINGER
      Merry Christmas & Healthy New Year to you!
      It is your job to write a summary of Jim Cramer even though Seeking Alpha is not affiliated with Jim Cramer, CNBC, or The Street .com.
      Having said that, I have made a New years resolution a week earlier.
      I am going to keep a list of all the stocks mentioned by Jim Cramer for the next 12 months. I then will publish either the percent of appreciation or depreciation for all to see.
      There have been some good calls by Jim Cramer for 2007 and many bad ones as well. In fact, the phrase Jim Cramer has stated the most for 2007 is"I MADE A MISTAKE" referring to his stock picks. You see the reason I make mention of this is, many novice investors get caught in
      the Hype/Touting being over done on his show, and when it hits the pocket of these investors is when someone has to start taking a stand.
      The well experienced followers of Mr.Cramer, make money immediately after a Tout and then probably shorting the stock down the road, to make money once again. This seems to be the pattern of 2007 in my observation and in my opinion. There have been some similar articles recently written pointing out the same.
      In conclusion, it would be refreshing Miriam Metzinger of Seeking Alpha, that aside from writing a summary of what 'the gospel is of Jim Cramer nightly', that constructive criticism be apart of your report to the millions of readers of SEEKING ALPHA. Just because Jim has had success, is part of a nightly T.V. show, doesn't mean he is perfect or that he is excluded from influencing through his stature, individuals, funds or groups from finding a 'BULL' Market on a individual stock
      for profit and is untouchable from a prospective of the law!
      POWER HAS A STRANGE WAY OF UNSEATING AN INDIVIDUAL FROM HIS THROWN. HISTORY HAS PROVEN THAT MANY TIMES. FROM PRESIDENT'S TO PREACHER'S, SO DON'T BE SURPRISED OF THE EVENTS THAT MAY UNFOLD!
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    • Mon Dec 24th 13:05 PM
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      5 Emerging Healthcare Stock Picks for 2008
      Mike Havrilla.
      Twice in one week you've come up with very interesting Biotech Plays.
      I applauded you the other day however an-chore is in order!
      May you enjoy and have a 'MERRY CHRISTMAS' and most import of all
      a 'HEALTHY NEW YEAR'.
      P.S. PROSPEROUS TOO!

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    • Fri Dec 21st 07:56 AM
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      Jim Cramer's Mad Money In-Depth, 12/20/07: Band-Aid for Rite Aid
      Speculative stock of the year(RAD)?
      Cramer said he made a mistake.?
      Cramer suggests waiting another quarter so that investors can decide what to do.?
      If this sounds familiar it does. So far this year Mr.Cramer has been making more mistakes than
      correct calls with his stock picks.
      This 'Wait & See' attitude seems to be his new phrase of late!
      The novice investor keeps getting killed by listening and investing with Mr.Cramer's stock picks. I stress this because he is smart, has a team to fully investigate a company that is by his side,
      and yet continues to apologize for making mistakes. It's becoming redundant lately.
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    • Fri Dec 21st 07:38 AM
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      Jim Cramer's Wall Street Confidential, 12/20/07: The CEO Must Go
      I disagree with the statement that Jim Cramer has
      used to make a slight self made feather for his cap
      by listening to disgruntled employees which are about a handful, at Morgan Stanley, to deduct and
      capitalize on, so that he has publicity. John Mack knows what he is doing, and within 25 days to 30 days I guarantee you this stock takes off big time.
      When it does, Cramer will once again have egg on his face. All this signals to me from watching Cramer is that short term the stock pops followed by shorting to make a further profit, if your a cramer follower. Let me be frank, Mid January the financials' take off period.
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