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they have a new and proven CEO. the other one expanded too quickly and got them in debt. they are making money but need some financing. it all depends on them getting the refi.
maybe you should just keep watching. i wish i did
good luck!
kurby kurby
heading out to the garage for an hour or so and straighten up. hopefully a nice run UP when i get back.
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:director: that avatar is just wrong..
i keep thinking its Jack posting..err.. John..:mj07:
Jack is always in the Mojo Forum posting pictures..
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:director: that avatar is just wrong..
i keep thinking its Jack posting..err.. John..:mj07:
Jack is always in the Mojo Forum posting pictures..
gern dropping like flies after hours......gotta love the 4 pm and after hours press releases....
On November 27, 2008, Geron Corporation (the "Company") announced that the Enlarged Board of Appeals of the European Patent Office (EPO) has issued a decision in case G0002/06, which was an appeal by the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARF) against the rejection of claims in WARF's European Patent Application No. 96903521.1. The claims of the application pertain to the first isolation of human embryonic stem cells (hESCs) by Dr. James Thomson at the University of Wisconsin. The Company holds a worldwide license under this patent family.
The decision upholds the rejection of WARF's claims as being impermissible under a rule of the European Patent Convention that prohibits the patenting of inventions which concern "the uses of human embryos for industrial or commercial purposes." In reaching its decision, the Enlarged Board of Appeals emphasized the fact that at the time that the priority patent application was filed (in 1995), the only method of obtaining hESCs, as described in the application, required the use of a human embryo. Following Thomson's discovery, many hESC lines have become widely available through stem cell banks, obviating the need for researchers to culture the cells from embryonic material. The applicability of this decision to such lines is uncertain.
On November 27, 2008, Geron Corporation (the "Company") announced that the Enlarged Board of Appeals of the European Patent Office (EPO) has issued a decision in case G0002/06, which was an appeal by the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARF) against the rejection of claims in WARF's European Patent Application No. 96903521.1. The claims of the application pertain to the first isolation of human embryonic stem cells (hESCs) by Dr. James Thomson at the University of Wisconsin. The Company holds a worldwide license under this patent family.
The decision upholds the rejection of WARF's claims as being impermissible under a rule of the European Patent Convention that prohibits the patenting of inventions which concern "the uses of human embryos for industrial or commercial purposes." In reaching its decision, the Enlarged Board of Appeals emphasized the fact that at the time that the priority patent application was filed (in 1995), the only method of obtaining hESCs, as described in the application, required the use of a human embryo. Following Thomson's discovery, many hESC lines have become widely available through stem cell banks, obviating the need for researchers to culture the cells from embryonic material. The applicability of this decision to such lines is uncertain.
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GERN releasing more shares.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Geron-Corporation-Announces-bw-14352173.html
In the short term, this is obviously going to hurt share price, but if management has determined correctly the amount of cash they need to get over the hump then it will be worth it to shareholders.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Geron-Corporation-Announces-bw-14352173.html
In the short term, this is obviously going to hurt share price, but if management has determined correctly the amount of cash they need to get over the hump then it will be worth it to shareholders.
can you say "GOLD".....looks like it's gonna be one of those panic days where people sell like crazy...who knows anymore wtf is going on :shrug: dxo approaching 2 bucks, wow, it cant get lower than that can it?
