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yeah it kind of took off quick I never got in either, chart looked a little scary(.2 to .08 in last 3 or 4 days?)
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-Candlestick chart has a bullish engulfing pattern
-The volume suddenly came after 3h, there might be some news coming up tomorrow or this week at least, because it has been quiet for the major part of the day.
It's defenitely worth keeping an eye on it for tomorrow.
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Check that chart out. Notice the last time it hit .075 in October it ran all the way to .0185. Today might have been bottom and should be looking to turn north soon.
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52 week high .83 52 week low .075 ( as in right now)
o/s 1,050,000,000 market cap $83,160,000
this is older: 1/9/2007, but shows the potential, and when the dems win the whitehouse(which is highly likely, and not a political stance) this could go over $1.00 again
IMO .20 by the end of February
Stem Cell Innovations Announces Issuance of Fundamental Human Stem Cell Patent
Stem Cell Innovations, Inc. (OTCBB:SCLL) announced today the issuance of a key patent covering human pluripotent stem cells in the United States. "The patent provides a broad blocking position for the pluripotent cells of interest to Stem Cell Innovations as it covers isolated human primordial germ cell derived pluripotent cells," said Stem Cell Innovations CEO Dr. James Kelly. "We believe that this is a fundamental patent in human stem cell biology and an important addition to our foundational IP." The patent was issued in the United States as U.S. Patent No. 7,153,684 and is licensed exclusively to Stem Cell Innovations.
Stem Cell Innovations is developing PluriCells(TM), a new human stem cell technology derived from primordial germ cells of fetal tissue. PluriCells are distinct from ES cells and are believed to be outside the competitive patents on human ES cells. Primordial germ cells are one of only two types of cells known to be able to produce any of the more than 200 cell types found in the human body. The primordial germ cells are the cells that eventually produce the sperm and the egg, passing the genome along to the next generation. Stem cell cultures generated from these cells are believed to have tremendous promise in advancing drug discovery and cell-based therapies for some of our most intractable health problems, such as neurodegenerative disease. Stem Cell Innovations is actively pursuing these applications, such as in the recently announced drug discovery program with the ALS Association.
About Stem Cell Innovations, Inc.
SCI is a cell biology company with facilities in Scotch Plains, NJ, Houston, TX and in Leiden, the Netherlands. Stem Cell Innovations proprietary, human pluripotent stem cells, known as PluriCells(TM), have the potential to aid in drug discovery, toxicology, and cell therapy. Stem Cell Innovations is in the process of making its patented pluripotent cell lines, which are eligible for federal funding in the U.S., widely available to universities and other not-for-profit institutions to rapidly advance stem cell research.
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this has been a buckin bronco the last 15 minutes from .076-.093 back to.079 now movin back up again, this seems ready....chart is strong, volatility is good with stock like this, could be a sign of a big price pop
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market cap now still at $80 million on 52 week low, as most penny companies aren't worth $80 million ever!
this will rebound to .20 in the next few weeks, moves swiftly with buying prssure, the political arena and media has been alittle quiet on stem cell research lately, but it always makes it back to the fore front.....next time this happens this could easily push .50 again...look at the chart
this is a 1-3 month hold for a nice gainer, not a 1-2 day gainer flash in the pan...as many and most pennystocks are
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I got in at 8 flat, lets see what this baby can do.
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hey rocket, thats my avg right too now pretty much, charts really look like they are at a bottom. surprised more people arent interested.. who cares, lol
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I ended up selling cepo at 6.5 to get this, cepo was flat-lining and the volume was pretty bad lol, its a healthy switch I think
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either NITE will hve to break into support, like its been doing since .20.. or back off to show this could go, and get some buying going. seems hard to believe they will power sell into the .07's at this level on charts, but all the bidwhacking has stopped people from taking a risk in the mid .08's.. seems like it always comes down to this BS, lol
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