Novo Nordisk A/S (NVO)

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  • commenter
    Sep 18 08:03 PM
    eBay is Hapless - Cramer's Lightning Round (9/11/08) [view article]
    Ebay has done it again....they have shown their true colors one more time. They do not want small auction sellers on their site anymore, this is obvious. ONLINEAUCTION.COM (OLA.COM) is a wonderful alternative! More and more ex-ebay sellers are showing up there everyday. The users are friendly and helpful. Customer service is outstanding! You have your choice of payment types, plus you control your auctions!
    ONLINEAUCTIONS is the bright, shining light from beneath the dark ebay cloud!!
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  • commenter
    Sep 15 06:02 PM
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    eBay is Hapless - Cramer's Lightning Round (9/11/08) [view article]
    Yep eBay is on it's way out, unless you just want to buy mass produced junk. But then, there's Wal-mart for that. For unique, unusual and hard-to-find items, many long-time sellers and buyers are turning to OnlineAuction.com, also known as OLA.com. Growing daily by leaps and bounds! Reply
  • commenter
    Sep 12 10:00 AM
    eBay is Hapless - Cramer's Lightning Round (9/11/08) [view article]
    I finally agree with Cramer on one thing - Ebay HAS lost touch with reality. Reply
  • commenter
    Sep 08 01:09 PM
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    Fed Should Cut Rates - Cramer's Mad Money (9/5/08) [view article]
    Gee, another half a trillion of debt on top the $8 trillion courtesy of our beloved borrow&spend neocons. No big deal. Hey, since borrow&spend is such a good policy, why don't we bite the bullet, cut taxes to zero, and just borrow the whole enchilada? Reply
  • commenter
    Sep 08 06:32 AM
    Fed Should Cut Rates - Cramer's Mad Money (9/5/08) [view article]
    cramer's an idiot - reminds me of crazy eddie, but hey clowns geth high ratings in US media! :)) Reply
  • commenter
    Sep 07 01:57 PM
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    Fed Should Cut Rates - Cramer's Mad Money (9/5/08) [view article]
    Cramer......you are insane!!! Reply
  • Fed Should Cut Rates - Cramer's Mad Money (9/5/08) [view article]
    Brit, Cramer is, as you say, deliberately suckering sheeple into his nasty bank stocks so that his wall st pals can escape. We are nowhere near the bottom. Cramer makes it sound like the fed can clean up the mortgage mess with a snap of its fingers and then it's all off to the races again. Too bad the nationalization of fnm and fre will cost money that the us doesn't have and will have to print from thin air. Thus, nationalization is inflationary. That means more rising prices on everything which means less money available for buying a house. Soon the interest rates will be skyrocketing no matter what the fed does because the USD itself will get called into question and before anyone sinks their cash into a bond it will have to return more than the rate of inflation.

    You simply cannot fix one leveraged indebtedness problem by creating another.
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  • commenter
    Sep 06 03:58 PM
    Fed Should Cut Rates - Cramer's Mad Money (9/5/08) [view article]
    By the way sorry about the misspelled words , I did not check it and I am a two finger typist. lol Reply
  • commenter
    Sep 06 03:55 PM
    Fed Should Cut Rates - Cramer's Mad Money (9/5/08) [view article]
    Listen up Cramer heres the deal, [ and for anyone who wants to learn google Ben Bernakes speech to the economists club in the year 2000].
    You by declaring another brate cut is needed is aiding and abeeting the pig men who planned this out in the yaer 2000 . everything Ben talked about in this speech is being played out now and the worst thing that could happen is that Ben cuts rates again. If he does he will continue to transfer wealth from the middle class to the wealthy and thats the plan. The fed does not set interest rates the BOND MARKETdoes, and for you Cramer to preach this does a gross injust to your viewers the helpless and weak and uninformed who you pretend to be helping. People look to you for guidance and you are helping to rip them off. This whole credit crisis has been perfectly engineered . The barney Franks, the Dodds, Chris Cox ect... have turned a blind eye to all this, and they have profited through special mortgage rates and no one is investigating them from the ethics commitee [ Ha ethics commitee ] Our governement is corproately sponsored and bought and paid for. If anyone saw nightline on friday saw how corporations have sponsored the dempocratic and republican conventions and how special interest grups control our government . Come clean Cramer and do the right thing, Tell america what time its is , Its depression time , pain and suffering coming our way. thsi rant is not doom and gloom its just the facts . People need to educate themselves and not rely on talking heads and the media they are owned by the very same people who are out to make you poor/ Just another example of creative destruction at work
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  • commenter
    Aug 31 02:51 PM
    Top Six Socially Responsible Healthcare and Pharmaceutical Firms [view article]
    Most on the list have gotten busted for ripping off taxpayers, and yet they have been determined 'socially responsible'? That's a bit of a contradiction. Reply
  • commenter
    Aug 18 07:39 PM
    Four Drug Companies Vying for Diabetes Patients [view article]
    Hi GreenClay,

    Generex has conducted dose-response studies on their buccal insulin spray. Their patented Rapidmist delivery device has been found to bring precision dosing where each spray measures approx 1 Unit- of Oral-lyn human insulin from the first spray to the last. This allows for tight titration and is one of the main positive features of Oral-lyn. If you email the company at generex.com, they can send you the published data from the peer review (I believe the report was dated 2005).

    There are no pills or syrup this far along in Phase testing. Oramed and Biocon have pills that are in very early Phase IIa, and one has a pill whose dose measures 8 mg and the other measures 10 mg. Both have tested their pills in a small handful of patients. I have followed both, and Emisphere also has promising platform technology, but has had difficulties in translating their research into a successful pill form.

    Exubera was also measured in mg, and not the unit that diabetics, such as yourself, are familiar with. Their dosing was confusing and one of the many reasons for its lack of success.

    An effective oral one unit dose should make things easier to calculate, depending on weight and carbs per meal. The low dose aspect would be a negative if many units are required for certain Type 1's. It is interesting that Generex is set to begin a diabetes preventive trial for those that are pre-diabetic or at risk of developling diabetes. This is similar to TrialNet, and is an area to watch for future developments.
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  • commenter
    Aug 18 06:16 PM
    Four Drug Companies Vying for Diabetes Patients [view article]
    As a major biotech investor and as a diabetic who has been on insulin for 23 years allow me to add my 2 cents.

    Oral insulin sprays may be effectively absorbed but how one titrates the insulin is beyond my ken. As someone who regularly monitors his blood glucose (BG) using at least 7 test strips a day to accomplish this I know how difficult a task it is to have ones hemoglobin A1C approach normal which is how I've survived so far without any major diabetic encumbrances.

    Oral insulin (tablets or syrup) can be measured, sprays are very difficult.
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  • commenter
    Aug 18 10:11 AM
    Four Drug Companies Vying for Diabetes Patients [view article]
    DMYDY, Pink sheets, advanced stage potential Type 1 cure, highly illiquid put in a bid about $1 above last indicated trade for up to 500 shares, try to buy more and you will drive the price up by your lonesome. Reply
  • commenter
    Aug 18 07:08 AM
    Four Drug Companies Vying for Diabetes Patients [view article]
    Gnbt:: a possible buy out candidate. Reply
  • commenter
    Aug 17 03:17 PM
    Four Drug Companies Vying for Diabetes Patients [view article]
    RJS is full of bull. I beleived him once, not anymore. Reply