TZA System Stats

TZA update

Daily TZA

Key level for Daily BUY Signal is a close above 12.68

Hourly TZA

Added BWT color bars and Elliott Wave count with initial target

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Advanced GET aficionados

Daily SPX

The Daily chart illustrates a classic Type II Sell Signal set-up, just waiting for a trigger, which can be a break of the channel lines, of a BWT or ATR Sell signal.

Hourly SPX

The Hourly chart is showing the 5th wave channel up from early November already broken and the beginning of a five wave decline.  We have seen this before, only to have the Hourly pattern turn into a three wave correction and another run-up in the Daily channel. 

One of these days the pattern will change and the much threatened decline will be in full swing.  These are the charts and patterns that will confirm such an opportunity, we're just not quite there yet.


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NNVC

Every so often I promote a comment to its own Blog, as is the case today.

Back from the Influenza conference (Dr. Seymour kindly arranged for me to attend the session). This was short (only 10 mins. per presenter) but great new results on the new FluCide (this will be PR'd on Monday). During the break, Dr. Seymour also took the time to put together a full set of slides that I will shortly share here. Below a couple of them that illustrates results from the original FluCide and the new version (11/18/2009).

To summarize, the control group has a survival rate of around 120hrs in both studies, the Oseltamivir (Tamiflu) 151 hrs in the first study and 192hrs in the latest (not sure where the difference comes from), and Flucide went from 191 hrs (already superior to Tamiflu) to a stunning 333hrs (over 55% improvement). What is not in the slides is that this was tested in over 2000 animals and no side effects where detected. Also, notice that the treatment consisted in 5 doses of FluCide vs 14 doses of Oseltamivir.

Interesting fact that I did not realize before is that the viricides are very stable at room temperature (third slide below). The story is that Dr. Diwan has been keeping viricides in his car glove compartment for a couple of years now 

Besides this, I also had very pleasant and educational conversation with Dr.Diwan who confirmed my confidence in the company.

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All:
here is the full set of slides provided by Dr. Seymour:
http://rapidshare.com/files/309588865/NanoViricides_Influenza_Congress-Science_11_19_09_public.pdf

Note that he also hopes to some produce a youtube video presentation. A new NNVC web site is also expected to be unveiled shortly.

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15-30-60 minute TZA

Criminals among us

The folks at Elliott Wave International have been solid advertisers and partners with this blog for several years now.  I try to respect their intellectual property rights out of a strong sense of loyalty and ethics, but today, I will stretch the concept of fair use a bit with a verbatim quote from today's Elliott Wave Theorist.  I think the nature and importance of what follows sufficiently explains my motivation and hopefully will excuse my momentary departure from an otherwise strict adherence to respecting their proprietary content.

Recommendations
     Matt Taibbi's "Wall Street's Naked Swindle," which ran in the October 15 issue of Rolling Stone magazine, is a terrific expose of the corruption at the highest levels.  Briefly, it appears that, back in March 2008, someone who attended the closed-door meeting among Treasury officials, the Fed and certain anointed big banks immediately bought $1.7 million dollars of put options on Bear Stearns stock, then trading at $63, with strike prices 50 and 60 percent lower and which were due to expire in nine days.  Bear Stearns stock crashed when it became clear that the Fed and the Treasury, contrary to its policy with other, favored banks, would not support the company.  Its stock crashed, and within six days, the put position was worth $270 million, netting the put buyer 159 times his money on "insider information" at the highest level.  A lawyer formerly serving as senior counsel for the SEC expressed dismay that the SEC has somehow been unable to follow the money trail:  "I've seen the SEC send agents overseas in a simple insider-trading case to investigate profits of maybe $2,000."  Taibbi didn't say it, but everyday bureaucratic incompetence can hardly explain the SEC's inability to track down this person after nearly two years, nor the lack of insistence by the Senate Banking Committee, Congress or any other governing body that the trail be followed and the culprit be caught.  Influence of powerful people in government, however, would explain it just fine.  You can read the article at http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/story/30481512/wall streets naked swindle.

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They're off

Needless to say, all intraday time frames are solidly LONG now for TZA.  Next target, the Daily Buy @ 12.68.


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