Monthly Archives: October 2009

Flash Alert – Peramivir and BioCryst on CBS Evening News Tomorrow – 10.18.09

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Oct 09
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Radar Report – 10.15.09

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Oct 09
I put out a Flash Alert last Saturday on Dendreon that a subscriber immediately posted to the Yahoo message board for DNDN. It was then picked up by the Investor Village message board. DNDN stock opened sharply higher on Monday morning, and all subscribers who wanted to trade my new buy limit and target price, or the suggested options positions, were harmed. Whoever you are, you made a big mistake. Please come forward and admit it via an email to me at NewWorldInvestor (at) gmail (dot) com. There will be no consequences, and I will not reveal your name. Otherwise,...

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Flash Alert – Dendreon About To Announce Partners – 10.10.09

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Oct 09
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Radar Report – 10.8.09

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Oct 09
Dear New World Investor: October is the last stand for the bears. In August, they tried to scare everyone about September being the weakest months of the year, and it worked for one day. The S&P 500 lost 2.2% on September 1, steadied itself the next day, and closed up 3.6% for the month. The bears came back with warnings of terrible declines in October, a month known as the “bear killer” for the number of bear markets that have bottomed around mid-month. This time it worked for two days, taking the S&P down 32 points last Thursday and Friday,...

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Flash Alert – QLTI Sells Eligard

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Oct 09
Yesterday, QLT Therapeutics (QLTI) announced they have sold Eligard, their palliative treatment for advanced prostate cancer. Eligard is injected under the skin and forms a solid implant that then slowly releases leuprolide acetate as the implant is bioabsorbed. Leuprolide acetate lowers the levels of testosterone in a man’s body, on the theory that will suppress tumor growth in patients with hormone-responsive prostate cancer. This is absolutely...

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Radar Report – 10.1.09

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Oct 09
Dear New World Investor: The third quarter ended yesterday with the S&P 500 up 15.0%, second only to the June quarter’s 15.2% gain in the last 11 years. We have to go back to the December quarter of 1998, when the dot-com stocks were running and the S&P added more than 20%, to find a stronger quarter that the last two. So much for “sell in May and go away,” as well as all the fears about September being the worst month of the year. The S&P rose 3.6% in September. The gut-wrenching volatility we’ve seen in the last year...

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