A Focus On Stem-Cell Therapy And Regenerative Medicine For 2013 [View article]
Good article, thank you. One should not be worried about CUR doing their clinical testing in Mexico, China and S. Korea. Testing in these countries will bring faster results (unencumbered by overly strict FDA rules that are bad for sufferers of ALS disease facing certain death) and at much lower costs. CUR's scientists will learn a lot from the experience and help them refine their techniques so that the outcome has better efficacy.
This will help very significantly in that when they bring the refined methods to US trials, the trials will be a short and decisive demonstration of efficacy and lead to a faster approval by the FDA at much lower costs.
Financially, this overseas move will show its great benefits when CUR gets investors (could be company partnership) to help fund US Phase 2 and 3 trials without share dilution. It will also help a lot if CUR gets approval from these countries ahead of the US and start generating significant revenues sooner.
A Breakdown Of Advanced Cell Technology's Latest Conference Call [View article]
As Reuter's reported May 15, confirmed by ACTC CEO Gary Rubin today, a patient's vision of 20/400 was improved to 20/40.... That, Gentlemen, is indeed Tantalizing!!!
Liberty's Plans For Sirius XM Take Another Step Forward [View article]
CN, if I remember correctly, a new satellite will be needed in 2015 (or 21016?) which will cost > $200 million. You need to factor this in your calculations. Thanks.
Sirius XM Rockets Up To $3.25: This Time It's Different [View article]
As usual, another insightful article SF. The 209 million shares acquired includes only up to March 31. It does not include millions of shares more of buying they did in April. Any take on this SF?
Sirius XM: Why I Want You To Sell Your Shares [View article]
I had to go all the way down to read your "tongue in cheek" comment. How many people missed that.... knowing fully well you are a long? Lol! I am a long time fan of SF nation.
What You Need To Know About Aastrom Bio [View article]
Jason, the stock is down more than 35% this morning after an announcement they are dropping the REVIVE program and cutting 50% of staff. It will now concentrate on DCM and smaller studies for better and quicker results. What do you think, is this improves the future success of the company?
Senate Budget Shows Worst May Be Yet To Come [View article]
Iceland, Ireland, Greece, Portugal, Spain, Italy, now Cyprus. How many examples of failing economies must Democratically controlled Senate see to make them move the other way? Even now, the Liberal controlled France is teetering on the brink of financial disaster.
How the above countries' economies failed is being replayed right before our eyes. And the voters are not picking up enough on what is happening in our own economy, happening right before their eyes, to be concerned and make their elected representatives and senators change course.
Very unfortunate for our county..... we will all suffer and the most that will be hurt are those at the bottom of the economic scale - the poor and the young and many retirees. Those who are well off can see it coming and are preparing to protect their assets and income streams.
Sirius XM: Why I Am Not Concerned About $3.06 [View article]
Another great article SF, thanks.
On another side, in the news today, Liberty Media is buying 27% of Charter Cable and getting 4 seats on its board. LM promised to limits its stock holding to 40%. The numbers look so familiar to SIRI investors. I am wondering what you think these recent moves of LM (includes buying another chunk of a entertainment company in England two months ago) in relation to the future services tie-ups with SIRI. Is there a possibility of SIRI services extending through these two companies in the near future?
After Successful ALS Phase I, Neuralstem Branches Out [View article]
Very informative and clear, thank you for writing your article. I look forward to your assessment of the report that comes out in a couple of week. Harada's case is very exciting.
LTBR is a few years away from getting its first order for an existing plant or a new one. Here are two reasons why.
First is they have to complete their long term tests of the materials they use for their fuel design which will demonstrate that they are at least as good as those being used in current operating plants. They are doing it in Russia and completion is a few years away including NRC's acceptance of the results -- if they are good.
Current operating plants are already committed to fuel vendors with long term contracts. They will have to wait for these contracts to expire to switch fule types.
The NRC, in light of Fukushima, is very cautious in approving new technologies so investing in LTBR now will be just years of dead investment..
2 Stem Cell Research Pioneers And Where They Are Today [View article]
Per the last Investor conference, ACTC plans to do RS as soon as the issue with SEC is settled. Hopefully this will be after they have published the results of the 3rd cohort with younger subjects sometime this summer.
A Focus On Stem-Cell Therapy And Regenerative Medicine For 2013 [View article]
This will help very significantly in that when they bring the refined methods to US trials, the trials will be a short and decisive demonstration of efficacy and lead to a faster approval by the FDA at much lower costs.
Financially, this overseas move will show its great benefits when CUR gets investors (could be company partnership) to help fund US Phase 2 and 3 trials without share dilution. It will also help a lot if CUR gets approval from these countries ahead of the US and start generating significant revenues sooner.
A Breakdown Of Advanced Cell Technology's Latest Conference Call [View article]
Liberty's Plans For Sirius XM Take Another Step Forward [View article]
Liberty's Plans For Sirius XM Take Another Step Forward [View article]
Chembio: A Potentially Undervalued Diagnostics Biotech [View article]
Should these figures be Millions instead of Billions?
Sirius XM Rockets Up To $3.25: This Time It's Different [View article]
Sirius XM: Why I Want You To Sell Your Shares [View article]
How many people missed that.... knowing fully well you are a long? Lol! I am a long time fan of SF nation.
Aastrom's Shocking News And Future Potential [View article]
What You Need To Know About Aastrom Bio [View article]
Senate Budget Shows Worst May Be Yet To Come [View article]
How the above countries' economies failed is being replayed right before our eyes. And the voters are not picking up enough on what is happening in our own economy, happening right before their eyes, to be concerned and make their elected representatives and senators change course.
Very unfortunate for our county..... we will all suffer and the most that will be hurt are those at the bottom of the economic scale - the poor and the young and many retirees. Those who are well off can see it coming and are preparing to protect their assets and income streams.
Sirius XM: Why I Am Not Concerned About $3.06 [View article]
On another side, in the news today, Liberty Media is buying 27% of Charter Cable and getting 4 seats on its board. LM promised to limits its stock holding to 40%. The numbers look so familiar to SIRI investors. I am wondering what you think these recent moves of LM (includes buying another chunk of a entertainment company in England two months ago) in relation to the future services tie-ups with SIRI. Is there a possibility of SIRI services extending through these two companies in the near future?
After Successful ALS Phase I, Neuralstem Branches Out [View article]
Lightbridge Offers 200% ROI [View article]
First is they have to complete their long term tests of the materials they use for their fuel design which will demonstrate that they are at least as good as those being used in current operating plants. They are doing it in Russia and completion is a few years away including NRC's acceptance of the results -- if they are good.
Current operating plants are already committed to fuel vendors with long term contracts. They will have to wait for these contracts to expire to switch fule types.
The NRC, in light of Fukushima, is very cautious in approving new technologies so investing in LTBR now will be just years of dead investment..
2 Stem Cell Research Pioneers And Where They Are Today [View article]
Sirius XM Subscriber Satisfaction Increases [View article]