ImClone Systems Inc. (IMCL)

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    Tavares
    Oct 07 09:52 PM
    A Biotech Bonanza for ImClone and Dendreon [view article]
    I am a believer in Provenge, and have been vested in the stock for nearly a year. I took profits on the uptick this week. Held a small position and plan to add back to my position over the next year in preparation that the FDA will do the right thing and approve this drug. See you on the beach this time next year! Reply
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    algie123777
    Oct 07 12:01 AM
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    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    Overseas markets and U.S. futures posted unprecedented gains overnight on cross-border measures to halt short sales in financial, and on news Congress is ready to legislate some sort of comprehensive mechanism to help faltering U.S. banks and financial houses purge their sickliest assets. Gold and precious metals tumbled as the recent 'flight-to-safety' motif that boosted gold prices an unheard-of 15% over the past two days lost its shine,Yeah!!! send those greed bastards to us and we'll exploit them! www.greedypeople.com Reply
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    Fastcad
    Oct 06 02:34 PM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    Reaganomics is dead.......It is not possible to borrow and spend you way to prosperity. Reply
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    boulderbiker
    Oct 06 01:36 PM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    Hey Wrong in Gay town....show me the 94 votes that increased your taxes 94 times. You can't because it's not true! Reply
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    Fastcad
    Oct 06 01:34 PM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    I have a question, is there something new in the market place that promotes the formation of 'bubbles" in sectors of the economy?
    Recent examples, current housing deflation and the Dot.com bubble.
    What is the underlying cause and can a check be built into our system to suppress there formation to prevent a future collapses of our whole economy system? Really all the same question.     Reply
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    Right in
    San
    Francisco
    Oct 06 11:47 AM
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    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    Two big uncertanties:
    1. How bad will the financial pain be of the US consumer and government getting off of it's credit card addiction? Probably long and painful.
    2. How bad will Obama be for the economy, with higher taxes (94 votes are a better indicator than a campaign promise), a trillion dollars of new spending commitments, and an energy policy against nuclear, oil, and coal - which make up over 90% of our current power generation? More painful, but probably only four years.     Reply
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    axelrod608
    Oct 06 10:23 AM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    The $700B bailout is only window dressing. The day before the House voted down the Paulson plan, the Fed transferred $845 B to European banks and other financials. Grant’s Interest Rate Observer said that Reserve Bank credit surged by $203.6 billion, to $1.135 trillion, in the banking week ended Sept. 24. And Merrill Lynch’s guess is it has soared to $1.730 trillion in only the past few days, a near doubling since May 2007

    The government is using a business model straight from hell, loaning out funds at 2%, while borrowing from foreign governments at 5%. Worse, much of the money to do these actions is being created out of thin air. A clerk can enter a few keystrokes on a computer and a $Billion, or $100Billion, appears.

    The value of the dollar will fall, must fall, as the powers that be debase the dollar at a never-before-seen clip. "Investors" who are not buying gold will be hammered when the logical consequences of this policy occurs. You'd best have your seatbelt fastened, but gold is your 'airbag'.
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    107Sid
    Oct 06 09:46 AM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    Politicians keep talking about what they are going to do for "hard working " Americans. What about the lazy slobs who really don't put forth maximum effort? There are probably more of them than hard workers. They pay taxes and are voters, too! Who is looking out for them? Reply
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    nukldrager
    Oct 06 09:22 AM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    Is there anyone who thinks the consumer will ever be taken off life support? Does fascism produce laptops and Lamborghini's? Isn't deflation and inflation one of the main themes in the central bankers methodology? Having to adapt and survive just means that you are still breathing. Reply
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    eddie64
    Oct 06 09:03 AM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    America as we knew it will never be the same again, thanks to our Government. All this mess has been CREATED BY LEGISLATION.

    Elections are within a month, and I'm predicting INCUMBENTS WILL BE REELECTED >90%!
    Ralph Nader on C-Span last nite made one of his most astute and honest comments, "Congress is laughing at the taxpayers --they think we are jokes easily manipulated, and neccessary only to perpetuate their FIEFDOMS". I can't disagree, and will be watching as INCUMBENTS WIN IN NOVEMBER.........and this time...
    IT'S ON WE THE VOTERS...........
    .WE KNOW BETTER YET LACK THE GUTS TO CHANGE!!!!!!!     Reply
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    Farmer448
    Oct 06 08:49 AM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    Citigroup and Wachovia the two ethical banks. So Wachovia made an agreement with Wells Fargo. No Problem, Managements in banks do not have to keep their word. Another reason to doubt the credibility of Wall Street and to realize, Agreements between Mnagements are just so much toilet paper.

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    sieraromero
    Oct 06 08:47 AM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    Most people just don't get the bailout bill. Some view it as a government bailout of rich wall street bankers,[NOT] Some view it as a desperate attemp to help main street. {some truth}. In my view, it is an attempt to provide the global big boys some time to exit the market in a reasonably orderly fashion. The market is being manipulated and has been for some time now. They need to keep it at reasonable levels until J. McCain is elected, so that they will still have some type of control. People who are in the market as long term investor"s are getting creamed and will be getting really creamed soon. This market is only for "traders". GOOD LUCK TO YOU ALL!
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    exposethefra
    uds
    Oct 04 03:41 PM
    My Website
    Imminent Rate Cut? - Cramer's Stop Trading! (10/3/08) [view article]
    Why in God's name do we permit the premeditated destruction of an American company by hedge fund thugs who use innuendo, rumors, story plants, manipulation, and outright thievery to line their pockets?

    Picture these guys in their double breasted pin-stripped suits sitting over a plate of beef tartar, overly white teeth and pudgy cheeks plotting the demise of a great company like Apple. Only in America and only in a country that still does not get it that unless you put these thugs out of business once and for all, our country will suffer. The hedge fund mafia will kill the goose that laid the golden egg.     Reply
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    cooked
    Oct 04 01:46 PM
    Imminent Rate Cut? - Cramer's Stop Trading! (10/3/08) [view article]
    People may have the "right" to sell short as well as to sell long - although that is an interesting choice of words - but if you cannot appreciate the potential /probable harm to an economy that comes from driving a stock or company into the ground, I don't really know how to reply. Yes the exagerated momentum that results from excessive long positions does tend to inflate a companies stock unreasonably. But normal market response tends to temper that. The harm from driving a stock up is not an equal measure of driving it down. The latter creates panic, and the result of panic is not an equivalent to the result of unreasonable euphoria. Reply
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    nova
    Oct 04 10:07 AM
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    Would a Lilly/Imclone Deal Make Sense? [view article]
    Carl Icahn is the present ImClone Chairman of the Board. Consequently, his primary fiduciary responsibilities lie with ImClone shareholders.

    I am a IMCL shareholder. I do not mind if Mr. Icahn drops his pants and runs naked along New York 5th avenue. However, I do mind about Icahn's performance as the IMCL Chairman.

    So far, Carl did quite well:
    - In less than two years, IMCL share price more than doubled.
    - The old IMCL Board just looted the company treasure with huge undeserved compensations and bonuses. Carl has stopped it.
    - New pipeline development clinical trials are well underway.

    Some ImClone watching bystanders may be upset with Carl Icahn but, for ImClone shareholders like me, he did well so far.

    PS
    If Carl Icahn does not sell ImClone now to anybody and can double its share price again in the next two years, it is just fine with me.     Reply
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