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Jun
13
Filed Under (Medical, Stock Charts) by admin on 13-06-2009

My friend recently introduced to the beauty known as VVUS. Vivus Inc. is a pharmaceutical company focused on obesity drugs. The price has ranged from 2.72 to 9.27 in the past year but since its low of 2.72 in March when almost all stocks hit their year low, this stock has been gaining momentum off of news and volume is picking up. It is really rare to see a pharmaceutical company with a stock has been this stable while able to maintain buying momentum. I have no position in this but I think I will drop a few grand because technically this is a great play. There hasnt been any dramatic news that has caused this to jump even though this Reuters article could mean better things to come. Below is a chart illustrating my point.

VVUS

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Apr
27
Filed Under (Medical, Stock Charts) by admin on 27-04-2009

3 Plays
NVAX - Vaccine related - up from .81 to 3.00 from last Friday to as of this post, I was going to get in this morning at 1.9 when I saw after hours but it opened at 3.41.

BCRX - Vaccine related - up from 1.73 to 3.95 from last Friday to as of this post, I wasnt planning on playing this since the CEO said the vaccine was only in preliminary stages and not ready but the news is driving this big

APT - Mask related - up from 1.25 to 1.8 from last Friday to as of this post, was considering getting in based on volume.

I think all 3 of these are big movers, unfortunately the biggest move came today and I wasnt able to get in at a decent price.

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Aug
22
Filed Under (Medical, Stock Charts) by admin on 22-08-2008

JNJ is one of the few companies listed on the DJI that has actually gone up this year. The stock has been performing espeically well since its July breakout and is one of the few DJI stocks that have been consistently posting higher highs and lower lows over the past 3-4 years. The stock is up around 7% this year and just needs to consolidate to hold above resistance at about 67 and will be fine. I’m going to keep an eye out for this not expecting huge returns or trading opps, but more for sustainability and solid returns.JNJ

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Jul
30

Many individuals think of debt consolidation as the only way out of loans. That is a bad approach. The first thing should be getting rid of every credit card. Security bonds like a health insurance should be retained.
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I got an email the other day introducing me to Global Agri-Med Technologies (GAGO). The ‘company’ manufacturers breast abnormality indicators in Chile and the U.K. I wish I could find a way to short this fraud and if one of you indeed does find a way, please tell me, I will pay you if you get me these shares. Anyway, this company is so blatantly a scam that it’s utterly hilarious. The worse part about it is I think they have already scammed 10 million out of people as the market cap is around this number. Now there are a billion reasons why this is a fraud, but here are just five of the most absurd and obvious.

1. The last time they filed their 10-k, the auditor gave them an unqualified opinion expressing doubt that the company can continue as a going concern.

2. The company just randomly changes its OTCBB stock ticker from GAGT to GAGO, its not even trading in another exchange so why the change???

3. The company has been in existence since 1999 and has 0 revenue. Sometimes this is expected of a medical company but it’s not like they have increased r&d to back this up. But as expected, stock is paid out as compensation for doing nothing.

4. The company has 2 employees, Roger Fidler and his wife Wanda Billet. I’m not sure how Roger Fidler, a lawyer, owns a medical device company?

5. This is the most hilarious of them all. Roger Fidler, as mentioned above is a lawyer that helped defend a couple who scammed investors into believing they had made a biohazard neutralizer. The gadget turned out to none other than a ‘brightly painted yellow two-drawer file cabinet with a red strobing light and siren attached to the top.’ The company’s stock went from .46 to 2.40 because of this scam and the couple originally plead guilty but then withdrew their guilty plea after meeting Roger. Roger is quoted as saying ‘These are people who wouldn’t know how to conduct a securities fraud if you put a gun to their heads, They are not Andrew Fastow.’

Heres the link

Well Roger looks like they might not be Andrew Fastow but you are and your scheme is no more complex and probably less successful than theirs

God I wish I could profit off dumbasses actually buying this shit.

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