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CTIX upcoming events within weeks
1) Much awaited P21 data reported through 10th cohort.
2) 10th cohort completion and launch of super potent 11th (likely MTD).
3) Add'l Brilacidin data compiled and submitted to FDA.
4) Phase 3 B-ABSSSI meeting and trial approval.
5) Fast Track/Priority Review/5 Yr exclus. approval stemming from meeting.
6) Nasdaq Capital Market Uplisting approval and transition.
7) Stellar and reputable BOD announcements
8) B-OM trial UP and RUNNING!!!
9) Ulcerative Proctitis pre-IND FDA meeting
10) Prurisol Phase 2 Trial Commencement (unclear, but quite possible).
11) Coverage initiation (strong buy) by one or more institutional research analysts.
12) And controversially, but biggest of all, some sort of BIG PHARMA partnership deal for Brilacidin post FDA Meeting.
IGPN.OB has a nice move today (on a little volume), but interesting company that is making some good money.
Franklin Mining - FMNJ TA -
Est. 1864 -
FMNJ Chart TA *** Alert Bull Flag *** -
http://www.chartpatterns.com/flagandpennantcharts.htm
History - fiat money vs. Gold & Silver -
to buy or not to buy precious metals -
Americans are generally unaware of the ravages of hyper-inflation.
Many people can recall the long lines at gas stations
(and much higher precious metals prices) during
the late 1970's and early 1980's.
Although those price increases were significant, they
were muted when compared with those of
the American Civil War.
Indeed, few Americans are aware that during that struggle within
this nation, the Southern States experienced a devastating
hyper-inflation rate of 5,000%.
Consequently, many nations outside the U.S. have faced
far worse battles against rapidly advancing prices.
The 20th century has recorded numerous examples of
runaway inflation.
If the 5,000% Civil War inflation rate was shocking,
prepare to be jolted further by the forthcoming
hyper-inflation statistics:
1. Germany 1920-1923 3.25 million percent
2. Russia 1921-1924 213 percent
3. Austria 1921-1922 134 percent
4. Poland 1922-1924 275 percent
5. Hungary 1922-1924 98 percent World War II
6. Greece 1943-1944 8.55 billion percent
7. Hungary 1945-1946 4.19 quintillion percent!!!
At a peak of 4.19 quintillion percent,
Hungary's 1946 hyper-inflation rate is startling
when compared to any of the statistics in the above list.
Just how large a number is 4.19 quintillion percent?
To shed some light on that figure,
image a 10 with 18 zeros: 10,000,000,000,000,000,000
(in Europe, 10 to the 30th.)
Now further imagine such a large number representing
the purchasing power of one small loaf of bread.
For a truly enlightening, yet chilling perspective
into the damaging affects of inflation, please read
the free text -
Fiat Money Inflation and France.
Hopefully the preceding list of inflation figures
will not create fear, but help to enlighten readers.
In order to protect much deserved nest eggs,
each individual must be given the appropriate knowledge
to prepare for what lies ahead.
However, many investors will ignore the dire warning
signals beckoning on the horizon.
How can one know the mind of individual investors,
in advance?
History has demonstrated throughout the centuries,
that great sweeping shifts in financial tides
always catch the masses off guard.
The answer to the statement: to buy or not to buy precious metals--is yes.
Technical analysis is suggesting that an incredible
shift is occurring within the trend of precious
metals prices.
The centuries long decline in metals prices appears
to have reached its conclusion and a new trend of
higher prices is emerging.
Fundamental analysis is revealing that the price
of Silver is recovering from a recent 100 year low
and is more than 500% less expensive than its
shinny cousin - Gold.
Additionally, the specter of higher commodities prices
and the potential for significant inflation is looming overhead,
like - 666 - the Sword of Damocles.
A chance to accumulate an asset at an 80% discount -
the event of the century - for a children mission -
Do not let any volatility shake You out -
the more volatility the higher it will go -
the new trend waves will often be -
162% of the previous correction -
when the weak hands exhaust themselves -
we'll see the next waves up -
U.S. NATIONAL DEBT CLOCK
The Outstanding Public Debt -
as of Jun 2006:
Unless the United States gets all of its economic
house in order ? -
Gold will become the basic real money again -
(which Gold has been for 1000's of years)
and national currencies will only be money -
if backed by - Gold.
With the exception only of the periods of -
- The Great Gold Standard -
practically all governments of history -
have used their exclusive power to issue fiat money -
to defraud with totalitarian bureaucratic powers -
rob, plunder and to make slaves -
of most the people -
http://www.goldrush21.com/
http://www.usaidbolivia.org.bo/
FMNJ - got the worlds richest Silver Mine -
You finding more FMNJ info on the link below -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=5406
FMNJ - Silver Dollar Galaxy -
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/5115920.stm
Always make sure to do your own
DD -- don't listen to my dd ---
http://www.franklinmining.com/Home/tabid/1215/Default.aspx
Imo. Thanks for your participations -
Brgds
Bob
In God We Trust
This is your NEW home?
What site did your club move from?
Joe
Nice fine, so what are you going to do with it? what's the potential catch?
signed,
Bernard
RPC.DB.A
Revenue Properties 7% convertible debenture
With the $1.50 special dividend payout yesterday to common share holders, much of the play is over. My hunch is that there could the final play left, i.e. take over of RPC by ACK. Why else would the company declare such a hefty special dividend?
Safe way to participate in a potential takeover is the convertible debenture. The conversion rate for the 2006 debenture has been adjusted (in conjunction with the special dividend) to $1.74. That is, $1,000 face value of the debenture is convertible to 574.71 common shares. Meanwhile, the convertible pays 7.6% interest at today's $92 debenture price. Not a shoddy return given the mess bigfoot has left trampling on the market.
The Book
which I mentioned yesterday is:
Trader Vic - Methods of a Wall Street Master with T. Sullivan Brown. Note that that is another similar book written by just Mr. Sperandeo. I would recommend buying the version with T. Sullivan (writer). It's a paper back edition, cost around C$20. In particular, read chapter 7... it would help to save you from buying stocks the likes of Nortel.
IC P.I. Model, IH is definitely better than Yahoo in terms of message quality, not sure about the funtionality... since Yahoo has tons of extras features, but not a good interface.
signed,
Bernard
Bernard, it was a private club at Yahoo and was discontinued when I took a sabbatical. This board looks ideal for a new start.
SMU.UN/TSE
At the meeting yesterday, we talked about income trust units, and how well these units have performed in the current environment of low interest rates and economic uncertainty. I mentioned one in particular - Summit REIT yielding 11.7%. As happenstance would have it, I caught the President being interviewed early today on ROB TV. He said that Summit is focusing on 2 types of properties - light industrial flex units, and open strip malls achored by grocery chain. These two types of properties apparently would withstand a tough economy - business tenants move away from expensive space to affordable space (light industrial), and consumers continue to buy groceries and daily essentials from open malls.
If it turns out that the very specific focus proves sound and the cash distribution maintained, the high yield could limit a major downside risk.
Hi P.I. Model, where is the old home of P.I. Investment Club?
signed,
Bernard
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