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Jdlalakers24

09/29/13 12:16 AM

#14072 RE: prov719 #14071

For example, some of the companies currently on Patrick's radar are working on transformational ideas like...
•How to stop biological aging. Imagine being 70... but feeling 40... and feeling 40 for the next 40 years. No aches and pains. No knee replacements. No diabetes. No fear of heart attack or stroke... just youthful vitality that lasts for decades.
•How your own DNA could be used to stop cancer... before it starts.
•How a radical new treatment could easily enter the bloodstream via a shot, then find virus cells, wrap them up, and starve them of their ability to spread and survive. Imagine a world with no more flu, no more Ebola... no more illness from viruses of any kind.

Searched based on your post and got to this website: https://www.mauldineconomics.com/order/SU-00TTA

I believe that the first bullet point above is about Star Scientific. IMO.

Other tidbits from the piece:

•You can read his work. You can satisfy your skepticism. (Patrick welcomes skeptics, by the way. It gives him a chance to demonstrate his otherworldly research abilities.)

•You'll hear from the CEOs Patrick has on speed dial. You'll see research studies and test results that would make the general public shudder with amazement.

Good point on the ATA conference, maybe we'll get the study released before then, as a Long the sooner the better. Thank you.

GLTAL
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leifsmith

09/29/13 3:42 PM

#14075 RE: prov719 #14071

Cox's newsletter will pay for itself only if coupled with a good technical buy / sell strategy.

If you buy at any price because Cox's description of a technology is exciting you will probably spend a lot of time underwater.

His research, and his network building among leaders in regenerative medicine, is tops. I can't recommend his work too highly.

But ... please, find a good trend following algorithm or other technical wisdom to keep you from: 1) buying into a temporary wave of enthusiasm (especially immediately after release of a Cox story); 2) not taking advantage of good exit points because you are waiting for highly improbable continuations of skyward surges.

Cox is so good he's dangerous.

I'm trying to persuade Cox and Harris to somehow find a way to participate in an offer of a combined product: Cox's new "Transformational Technology Alert" published by Mauldin Economics, with Allan Harris' Allan Trends.

http://www.mauldineconomics.com
http://www.allantrends.com