CytRx Announces First of Two Positive Developments Ahead [View article]
YOur record is on the wall for ALL to see., Merry F Christmas you Jerk. The next time you try another MCLN Pump and Dump I hope NO ONE buys IT And you get burned!
CytRx Announces First of Two Positive Developments Ahead [View article]
all the BIOMEDREPORTS subscribers are now BAGHOLDERS!!! The cronies got special advance word last week....and the subscribers got the word on Sunday. The Cronies all bought between 1 and 4 cents and the open on Monday was 5 cents!!!! all the BMR scrubscribers got HOSED. Let that be a lesson to you all
CytRx Announces First of Two Positive Developments Ahead [View article]
What bothers me is the spike just before a Garza report on just bout any pump. It's not illegal, but an ethical breach to be sure. You gotta wonder about Sundays stock pick. How long can he milk the bagholders until we become them.
Celldex Therapeutics: Plenty of Cash, Pending Clinical Catalysts [View article]
MSBT is just Joe Krueger's pumpababy.....I don't know if the science is sound or not,,..... but Kruger knows how to make money REGARDLESS of the science...
On Oct 20 10:17 AM User 468004 wrote:
> Mike: > I'm a follower of yours and receive email updates when you write > an article. I've made about $30,000 this year (from an initial investment > of $5000 in March) by buying NEPH, CTIC and HEB near their lows. > (I was up about 1100% but gave some back.:) The question I have for > you regards MSBT and their blood purification systems. I own it at > present, roughly 30K shares, but I don't have the same feeling of > "look what I've found" as I did with others, including IMGG. Any > thoughts on the stock, one way or the other?
I can appreciate that. I have been to mikehavrx.com and checked it out. I already knew you had no position in IMGG from your disclosure at the end of the article. Still, you have to admit that on the face of it, it appears that someone planned to benefit from the IMGG article's publication. I advise my friends to be very wary of the articles at BMR, and only trust the FDA Calendar for investing purposes. The rest of it seems like simple pumping. I hope that the Calendar will be kept up-to-date by someone else if you depart.
I can see how hoopdreamer feels this way. You have to admit that it looks fishy when a stock rises 54% on no news immediately before you publish an article. Look at IMGG on Friday Sept. 11. Your article for subscribers, and the other one for the general public hit the Biomedreports today, just before the next trading day. While I appreciate your services, especially the calendar, and I am a subscriber, Sometimes I have to do a doubletake at the "coincidence" of events.
Sears Holdings is on about the same ethical level as AIG, Cerebus, or Bernie Madoff. The leadership are a bunch of scammers and con-men just like Conway was. They lie and cheat and don't pay their bills. I hope they go totally under
Nuvo couldn't get above 40 cents last time, and that was Before they sold the bulk of the future profits away for a one time payment. I don't think you will see much more than 40 cents again this time.
Oculus's New Product Can Tap into Several Billion Dollar Markets [View article]
I actually have a subscription, and I can tell you that the information for subscribers is different and better than what non- subscribers see. The real value though, is not the articles, but the calendar that Havrilla provides. It paid for itself many times over and I have only had the subscription for about 6 months
On Aug 22 02:36 PM dreamdivers wrote:
> Yes, I agree. I don't consider biomedreports a reliable source of > information, and would never pay a dime for a subscription. Too many > of the articles are written by people who don't seem to have any > scientific or medical training. And even worse, the due diligence > often seems limited to "the CEO said", etc.
Oculus's New Product Can Tap into Several Billion Dollar Markets [View article]
What bothers me is the affiliation with Biomedreports. I have always considered them to be a reliable source of information. Articles like this make me scrutinize all Biomedreports articles a little closer
Tracking Healthcare Trends and More [View article]
Mike, this is NOT a user-friendly site. I couldn't find costs either, and half the links I clicked on didn't work. I wasted at least 30 minutes on this site and this is the second time I followed you there to take a look. It says "Beta" at the top....and I can understand why.
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I agree with sevepc..... JAV should not be on this list. I suppose after the PDUFA you could re-evaluate, but until then how can you put any value on this?
On Jul 08 06:00 PM SevePC wrote:
> How you can include drug/diagnostic development stage companies in > this list is beyond comprehension.
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What happened to your site? mikehavrx.com ? discontinued? or just temporarily down?
bambampoop
Celldex Therapeutics: Plenty of Cash, Pending Clinical Catalysts [View article]
On Oct 20 10:17 AM User 468004 wrote:
> Mike:
> I'm a follower of yours and receive email updates when you write
> an article. I've made about $30,000 this year (from an initial investment
> of $5000 in March) by buying NEPH, CTIC and HEB near their lows.
> (I was up about 1100% but gave some back.:) The question I have for
> you regards MSBT and their blood purification systems. I own it at
> present, roughly 30K shares, but I don't have the same feeling of
> "look what I've found" as I did with others, including IMGG. Any
> thoughts on the stock, one way or the other?
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Bam
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I can see how hoopdreamer feels this way.
You have to admit that it looks fishy when a stock rises 54% on no news immediately before you publish an article. Look at IMGG on Friday Sept. 11. Your article for subscribers, and the other one for the general public hit the Biomedreports today, just before the next trading day. While I appreciate your services, especially the calendar, and I am a subscriber, Sometimes I have to do a doubletake at the "coincidence" of events.
Bam
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On Aug 22 02:36 PM dreamdivers wrote:
> Yes, I agree. I don't consider biomedreports a reliable source of
> information, and would never pay a dime for a subscription. Too many
> of the articles are written by people who don't seem to have any
> scientific or medical training. And even worse, the due diligence
> often seems limited to "the CEO said", etc.
Oculus's New Product Can Tap into Several Billion Dollar Markets [View article]
Tracking Healthcare Trends and More [View article]
15 Overvalued Small Caps from Russell 2000 [View article]
On Jul 08 06:00 PM SevePC wrote:
> How you can include drug/diagnostic development stage companies in
> this list is beyond comprehension.