Rocket Stocks

[User-65225]

Very nice... Im loading silver if/when it dips

[roscoe48]

Sold PAAS at 25.10 for a respectable 16% profit

[User-65225]

CSTR is rocking today... Still holding Oct $35 calls, but in the red a little

Might be green soon

[User-65225]

SLV - Sold my Oct $17 calls for a double... Watching the Nov calls now

[User-65225]

PUDA just broke $7.50

[roscoe48]

I was going through my orders and found a sell order for PUDA for $7.50 that I made last week. Canceled it looks like just in time.

[roscoe48]

Out at $1.44. If they got caught making up an expert it can't be a good thing.

[roscoe48]

CVM, I think I'll take the loss and bail today. The Street.com is still on their butt about new discrepencies

[User-65225]

Im out of it for now and just watching... Sold around $1.70...

I would just wait for now and see how the dust settles

[roscoe48]

CVM, I'm thinking of averaging down tomorrow. I was wondering what your opinion is?

[roscoe48]

What a close! Been gone for a while, I have my happy face on now

[User-65225]

PUDA - Are we having fun yet?....weeeee

[User-65225]

Yep, my SLV (Silver) options which i was down almost half on a couple days ago are up 100%+ now...lol...

[roscoe48]

I think all the action in gold is helping silver this morning.
My PAAS is up 12%

[User-65225]

lol... Yep, someone has been loading since yesterday after hours

[roscoe48]

Hey it finally broke $7.00!
I want to hold my hands above my head and go weeeeeeee!

[User-65225]

LOL... PUDA green again

[User-65225]

The street put this out on CVM this AM...

http://www.thestreet.com/_yahoo/story/10606428/1/biotech-mailbag-cel-sci-bioelectronics.html?cm_ven=YAHOO&cm_cat=FREE&cm_ite=NA

And the CEO followed up with this...lol... Oh my!...

Opinion: "Adam Who?"
Written by M.E.Garza
Friday, 02 October 2009 04:15


The following is my own opinion and not the opinion of any of the news organizations, syndicates, publishers or others who distribute this "penny pumping" content. At least, not on the record.

Does anyone still buy that garbage known as "The BioTech Mailbag" that TheStreet.Com's Adam Feuerstein writes? If so, why? When was the last time anyone made any good investment decisions based on the fallacious bunk that guy publishes? Seriously!

The failed fund manager, turned writer uses it as a platform to launch personal attacks at anyone who disagrees with him or thinks that he has a personal (or financial) agenda against him.

Isn't it long time that you come clean Mr. Feuerstein?

Come out from behind the veil of constitutionally protected free speech and start taking responsibility for some of the mistakes and millions you've caused companies and investors to lose.

Let's start with the biotech stock of the year, DNDN. Didn't you warn your readers to stay away from it with every last bit of electronic ink you could find?
Now you talk about them as if you were always on the bandwagon. Sorry. You weren't.

You called that, and just about every other low-cap biotech play that has made investors money all kinds of names in an attempt to shake weak hands and drop the stock price for the purposes of: a) letting your buddies short the stock b) letting your buddies buy shares at suddenly discounted rates c) profiting from the price action yourself d) basking in the pleasure of simply being able to do it because you're a short little bald guy who would otherwise have no power in the real world- except perhaps at some obscure town hall meeting standing up to yell at someone- might call some attention to yourself e) all of the above.

We find it odd that you launch your attacks, almost without fail, right after volume goes up and just before the stock's price goes up. Random chance? Don't buy it.

Maybe the most simple explanation is that he's in the pockets of big pharma since his favorite targets always seem to be the little guy biotechs that are not only shaking up the establishment, but making money (big money) for their investors along the way? Or perhaps, as one of his former co-workers told me it's all about calling attention to himself. "They write to the short side because it's all about controversy. The more controversy the more subscriptions they sell."

Don't let this popycock peddler with the poorest track record on the street (literally and figuratively) fool you.

His latest targets?

Cel-Sci, BioElectronics and BioMedReports. Read the fake mailbag letters and questions here.

Cel-Sci is called a media pumped stock and "an over-and-done drug company." I guess the FDA (who just fast tracked the company's H1N1 flu treatment) is in on the whole promotional scheme? Not to mention the Wall Street Journal- who quoted the investigative work in this space. When was the last time the Wall Street Journal quoted Adam Feuerstein's work? When we called them with the same question and their answer said it all: "Adam who?"

Adam still has no clue what the science behind BioElectronics is about or why companies like Kimberly Clark have taken an interest in what he describes as "magnets embedded in a bandage to reduce pain and swelling."

I'll never forget sitting behind Mr. Feuerstein at the recent Rodman & Renshaw conference and watching him and a sidekick intensely monitoring Level 2 trading on a laptop before attacking one of the presenters behind the podium during the time allotted for investors (not media members with their own agenda) to ask questions. What's with the engrossing level two interest in the trading action, anyway?

Perhaps that's one reason, among others, that investigative bodies like FINRA have taken an interest in his penmanship? Yes. That's true.

We can't say the same here.

As a matter of fact, we rarely have the same opinion about stocks and their underlying bio-technologies.

Maybe it's because we actually pick up the phone to ask questions of CEOs, patients and medical experts when we write stories and present opinions?

Yes. Mr. Feuerstein does "get it" sometimes- and yes, there are even times when he asks questions worthy of responses, but even a broken clock is right twice a day.

Good luck to anyone who invests their hard earned cash based on the opinions of Adam Feuerstein.

They'll need it.

Look. As humans, we all get it wrong sometimes.

Have your people call my people, Adam. Let's do lunch!

I'll be happy to recommend a few good journalism courses, oh and perhaps before we meet you can have your editors put all those published where you called it wrong back up on the website?

It should all be about a solid track record, after all, shouldn't it?

Disclosure: long on just about everything Adam suddenly bashes



BiomedReports is not paid, compensated or in any way incentivized to report news and developments about publicly traded companies.

[User-65225]

Its very volatile... but we could go green again today...lol..

Take some motion sickness pills

[roscoe48]

PUDA is nuts! I was up $1,850 yesterday. Now I'm down $450.
When it stopped at $6.999 and then revereses. It reminds me of WNBD at .0495

[roscoe48]

PAAS was my silver play in the past. All I can see is a 6 mo. up trend. Maybe you could do your majic and see what all the bands are saying?

[User-65225]

Silver DD...

silver and medical use demand...

Author: Dorothy Kosich
Posted: Friday , 25 Sep 2009



The over-prescription of antibiotics and the rapid spread of bacteria globally are creating "a perfect storm for silver," which will encourage even more medical use of the precious metal, Silver Institute Executive Director Mike DiRienzo said Thursday.

In a presentation to the Silver Summit in Spokane, DiRienzo detailed new and emerging uses for silver, lead by the metal's growing significance in hospitals and the practice of medicine.

"Currently we're seeing a surge of applications for silver-based biocides in all areas: industrial, commercial and consumer. New products are being introduced almost daily," he said.

Silver may soon replace antibiotics as an alternative to healing, he explained. The use of silver in medical implants is in the testing phase, such as the use of silver in medical implants to reduce the threat of spinal infections.

DiRienzo explained, "Engineers at the University of California, Davis have developed a ‘smart' contact lens designed to measure pressure within the eye. High eye pressure can be a sign of glaucoma, the world's second leading cause of blindness."

"At the heart of the new lens are sensors that measure stress on the cornea and the fluid pressure within the eye. The lens is composed of a type of silicone used in commercial contact lenses and silver particles placed on the lens that act as conductive wires and double as antimicrobial agents," he added.

The new lens could be used by hospitals and doctors to check for glaucoma but also by patients in their homes through a personal computer hooked into a wireless network.

Meanwhile, hospitals are increasingly utilizing silver in equipment surfaces, coatings, and other uses aimed at reducing bacteria growth. Silver is even being used in the paper used in hospital notes.

The Federal Drug Administration is permitting silver to be used in bottled water, DiRienzo noted. It is already being utilized in coatings for equipment used in the processing for milk.

Silver can also be found in germ-killing lockers now being used by the military, he said.

The precious metal is also being increasingly used in textiles, such as in polyester fiber coatings. DiRienzo said India just began using silver to preserve silk fabrics. Scientists at the Indian Institute of Technology in New Delhi have developed a method to create anti-microbial silk by infusing the delicate material with silver ions.

"This marks the first time that silver ions have been embedded into woven silk although it has been successfully applied to cotton and synthetic textiles," DiRienzo noted.

Among other consumer applications of silver are consumer electronics with millions expected to be invested in silver conductive inks by 2015, DiRienzo explained.

Silver has been used in surface mounting, which allows components to be fastened both mechanically and electronically to printed circuit boards. Components are placed in indentations on circuit boards and molten silver alloy solder flows across its surface to create an instantaneous permanent bond between the two.

Silver is used to concentrate solar-energy for power generation, and in humidifiers to slow the growth of bacteria. It also used in rechargeable solar batteries.

Silver is also reducing bacteria in refrigerators and in washing machines, he added.

DiRienzo noted that "the newest trend is the use of nano-silver particles to deliver silver ions as the nano-technology industry grows and we become more knowledgeable about how nano-particles behave."

He called silver nanotechnology "a huge market," which is being somewhat stymied by a two-year battle with EPA over the designation of the technology as a potentially toxic metal.

The U.S. has the heaviest nanotechnology investment, DiRienzo noted, with Japan is second place.

[User-65225]

I tried to get some $5.20's yesterday but it ran away from me. Had to pay more today...

I think we are set both short and long term on this one.

China + Coal = $$$$$

[roscoe48]

Good news, the swings the last few days have been making me a little bit queasy

[User-65225]

PUDA news - Puda Coal Receives Final Government Approval to Consolidate Eight Coal Mines in Shanxi Province

* Press Release
* Source: Puda Coal, Inc.
* On Wednesday September 30, 2009, 2:16 pm EDT

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TAIYUAN, China, Sept. 30 /PRNewswire-Asia-FirstCall/ -- Puda Coal, Inc. (NYSE Amex: PUDA) ("Puda Coal" or the "Company"), a supplier of China's high grade metallurgical coking coal used to make coke for the purposes of steel manufacturing, today announced that its subsidiary Shanxi Puda Coal Group Co., Ltd. ("Shanxi Coal") received final approval from the provincial government to consolidate eight coal mines in Shanxi Province.

On September 28, 2009, the Shanxi provincial government appointed Shanxi Coal as consolidator for eight coal mines in Yucheng City, Pinglu County. In February 2009, Shanxi Coal signed a letter of intent with Pinglu County to consolidate and restructure a coal mine area encompassing six coal mines. The municipal government approved the application and delivered it to the Shanxi provincial government for final review. The government of Shanxi Province reviewed the application and approved Shanxi Coal to consolidate an area encompassing eight coal mines. Shanxi Coal will consolidate the eight coal mines into five, increasing their total annual capacity from approximately 1.6 million to 3.6 million metric tons. The approval from the Shanxi provincial government was the last step required to move forward with the development and consolidation of the mines.

The Company has already commenced the technical geological prospecting process for the targeted coal reserves. In the near future, the Company will perform a comprehensive financial analysis of the project and then determine the most efficient plan to develop and construct the targeted consolidated coal mines.

"We are honored that the Shanxi provincial government granted Shanxi Coal this strategic opportunity to be one of the limited number of consolidators of coal mines in Shanxi Province," said Mr. Liping Zhu, President and CEO of Puda Coal. "This project will enable us to develop our coal mining business, move upstream in the coal industry, and continue our efforts to maximize shareholder value."

About Puda Coal, Inc.

Puda Coal, through its subsidiaries, supplies premium grade coking coal to the steel making industry in China for use in making coke. The Company currently possesses 3.5 million metric tons of annual coking coal cleaning capacity. Shanxi Province provides 20 - 25% of China's coal output and supplies nearly 50% of China's coke. For more information, please visit http://www.pudacoalinc.com/

FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS

The information contained herein includes forward-looking statements. These statements relate to future events or to our future financial performance, and involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause our actual results, levels of activity, performance, or achievements to be materially different from any future results, levels of activity, performance or achievements expressed or implied by these forward- looking statements. You should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements since they involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which are, in some cases, beyond our control and which could, and likely will, materially affect actual results, levels of activity, performance or achievements. Any forward-looking statement reflects our current views with respect to future events and is subject to these and other risks, uncertainties and assumptions relating to our operations, results of operations, growth strategy and liquidity as well as local and global economic and financial conditions. For example, our management's ability to successfully consolidate and increase output at the mines is subject to, among other things, the risks and uncertainties relating to the market conditions beyond our control. We will not, and we assume no obligation to, publicly update or revise these forward-looking statements for any reason, or to update the reasons actual results could differ materially from those anticipated in these forward-looking statements, even if new information becomes available in the future.

Company Contact:
Laby Wu, Chief Financial Officer;
Director of Investor Relations
Puda Coal, Inc.
[phone]
[e-mail]
www.pudacoalinc.com

Crocker Coulson, President
CCG Investor Relations
[phone]
[e-mail]
www.ccgirasia.com

Elaine Ketchmere, Partner;
VP Financial Writing
CCG Investor Relations
[phone]
[e-mail]
www.ccgirasia.com

[User-65225]

SLV - Grabbed some Oct $17 calls here @ .20-25

[roscoe48]

ASFX is on the run I wish WNBD would start.

[User-65225]

It helps determine direction, but the main indicator to always watch is volume... Without volume indicators often give ya mixed signals

Right now CVM is moving up on low volume, but it needs a large vol spike to really breakout IMO.

[roscoe48]

So if I have this right when the sar flips and the green adx is above the red adx then you have a buy signal? Correct?

[User-65225]

CVM Hourly chart... SAR flipped...

[User-65225]

CVM - Here goes. New HOD.

[User-65225]

CVM 5 minute chart - Broke the down trend line..

[User-65225]

CVM new HOD. Volume picking up again.

[User-65225]

PFSD - Their products are on Sams Club website. No PR out about this, yet...

http://www.samsclub.com/shopping/search.do?searchtype=simple&catg=3721&simplesearchfor=hose+filter&x=0&y=0&simpleitemtype=0

[roscoe48]

Ibought 1000 more shares at 5.80 before you said you were waiting. glad it worked out

[User-65225]

PUDA coming all the back, wow

[User-65225]

CVM - Possible bottom and bounce here... Back in @ 1.60, but might not stay long if it does not go.

[User-65225]

Im gonna wait a little longer before gettin back in. Market is lookin shakey... Did you see the post where i sold?

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=41745607

[roscoe48]

Rocket what's your opion of my picking up another slice of PUDA on this pullback?

[Wrighty]

I almost bought CVM at .80 before it gapped up.... :( last week
but can u do me one more favor..post a 30 min on AHR
ADX 7, 14
RSI 5, 14
CMF 5, 20

thanks
keep the picks coming.

[User-65225]

CVM - Out again, not lookin too good... will see how it trades for awhile before repositioning

[User-65225]

AMFI new HOD. $2.18... What a rocket!

[User-65225]

CVM - Back in @ 1.72 for a daytrade.

[User-65225]

AMFI - Every time it dips a few pennies, buyers swarm in and knock it back up... Looking great

Volume is already near yesterdays level.

[User-65225]

AHR - Another nice move this AM. Good job

[User-65225]

AMFI chart - If it closes over the top blue line its going to explode IMO...

[User-65225]

CVM - Looking to make first rebuy around 1.50-1.60... LOD is 1.70 now

[User-65225]

AMFI moving nice this AM

[User-65225]

XIDE after hour news - Exide Onyx(TM) Lithium Ion Batteries to Power Autonomous Undersea Vehicles
International Submarine Engineering Commissions First Vehicle, Sea Trials Have Begun

* Press Release
* Source: Exide Technologies
* On Tuesday September 22, 2009, 5:00 pm EDT


MILTON, Ga., Sept. 22, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Exide Technologies (Nasdaq:XIDE - News) (www.exide.com), a global leader in stored electrical-energy solutions, announces that its Onyx(TM) lithium ion batteries will serve as the power source for two autonomous undersea vehicles (AUVs), commissioned by the Canadian federal government. These research vehicles are designed for mapping the continental shelf positioned above the Arctic Ocean's underwater mountains. The results of the full-mission testing, scheduled for launch later this month, are anticipated to help provide Canadian scientists and researchers with more detailed information about the geology of the ocean floor and the extent of the northern edge of Canada's underwater bedrock.

The fully submersible AUVs are manufactured by Exide's customer International Submarine Engineering Ltd. (ISE). Vancouver, British Columbia-based ISE is a world leader in the design and development of remotely operated vehicles (ROVs), autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs), and robotic manipulator systems for land, subsea, and space training applications.

AUVs are underwater vehicles that can operate below the sea surface without any physical connection or communication with a control station. Pre-programmed to execute research missions, the vessels measure approximately six meters (or 20 feet) in length and weigh 1,800 kilograms (or 3,968 pounds). The battery-powered craft are ideal for underwater missions such as seabed surveying where the vehicle must cover long distances at relatively slow speeds - between 1 and 2.5 meters per second (2.2 miles per hour and 5.6 miles per hour). ISE has been involved in fully submersible AUV development since 1981.

Exide's supply of its Onyx(TM) lithium ion batteries for this pair of AUVs is an extension of an agreement that first began between Delta, British Columbia, Canada-based Mountain Power Inc. and ISE in 2005. Exide acquired the principal assets of Mountain Power in November 2008, expanding the Company's capabilities in the alternative energy sector - more specifically, the design and commercialization of high performance, large capacity rechargeable lithium ion batteries for the telecommunications, utility, industrial, medical and military markets.

Exide Onyx(TM) Lithium ion Batteries: Total Power Source for the AUVs

Exide Onyx(TM) lithium ion batteries are large capacity, lightweight lithium ion batteries that are designed for numerous stationary and motive power applications, from standard Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) systems to advanced applications in the military, renewable energy sector and alternative transportation markets. The Exide Onyx(TM) battery installations aboard each bright yellow AUV will serve as complete power source for the research vessels - including propulsion, navigation, electronics, data collection, and communications - throughout the undersea mapping exploration.

"Because these vessels are autonomous and completely controlled by battery-powered electronics, a reliable, continuously monitored source of energy is critical," said Jean-Marc Laframboise, Program Manager at ISE. "Exide Onyx(TM) lithium ion batteries provide precision performance under extreme conditions, allowing the AUVs to fulfill their scientific mission."

A number of features contribute to the advanced technological design and high performance of Exide Onyx(TM) lithium ion batteries. Most important is the incorporation of Exide's proprietary battery management system (BMS) that provides additional monitoring features for this proven lithium ion cell technology. The BMS consists of software and hardware that control all critical functions of the battery's operation - including remote communications - to ensure safety and reliability during operation. More specifically, the system serves to monitor voltage and current; protects the battery in the event of over-charge and over-discharge; performs state-of-charge and state-of-health calculations; performs cell balancing within the module; and is equipped with an internal memory to track operating conditions.

"Our supply of Exide Onyx(TM) batteries to ISE illustrates our new division's focus on providing technologically-advanced chemistries for applications such as industrial storage that require high energy density and cycling capacity, large-scale storage for grid-connected renewable energy, and off-grid renewable power generation and storage," said Gary Reinert, Vice President - Strategic Planning and Business Development. "Our lithium ion technology will enable these vessels to perform in the upcoming sea trials and underwater exploration in Canada."

About Exide Technologies

Exide Technologies, with operations in more than 80 countries, is one of the world's largest producers and recyclers of lead-acid batteries. The Company's four global business groups -- Transportation Americas, Transportation Europe and Rest of World, Industrial Energy Americas and Industrial Energy Europe and Rest of World -- provide a comprehensive range of stored electrical energy products and services for industrial and transportation applications.

Transportation markets include original-equipment and aftermarket automotive, heavy-duty truck, agricultural and marine applications, and new technologies for hybrid vehicles and automotive applications. Industrial markets include network power applications such as telecommunications systems, electric utilities, railroads, photovoltaic (solar-power related) and uninterruptible power supply (UPS), and motive-power applications including lift trucks, mining and other commercial vehicles.

Further information about Exide, including its financial results, are available at www.exide.com.

The Exide Technologies logo is available at http://www.globenewswire.com/newsroom/prs/?pkgid=5067

[User-65225]

AMFI breaking out