We are on the cusp of a deluge of Bird Flu news, on-line, on TV, radio, radio-talk shows, newspapers, everywhere we look. What will this do for a well constructed basket of bird flu stocks? We will soon find out.
NVAX is hitting 52 week highs today, $6.12, up for $1.49 when we added it to our bird flu basket;
NNVC is trading back above $2.00 today;
CRXL is off it's highs and may be at a good entry price here, around $24.50;
HEB spiked up to $4.00 then fell all the way back under $3.00, it's a Buy here at $3.18.
DSCO is our "back-door" bird flu pick, a buy anywhere under $8.00;
BCRX has a lot more going for it then just bird flu speculation, a Buy under $20;
AVII looks to have ended a normal retrace, Buy under $7.00;
AVAN, a Buy under $2.00;
GNBT seems to also have completed a small correction and has recent insider buying, Buy under $2.50;
SVA is our china connection bird flu play and is way, way off it's highs;
APT makes masks, which we may all be wearing someday;
VICL a little noticed vaccine play.
That's a dozen bird flu ideas, buying at least half of them should provide some good exposure, especially with stories like this coming out:
Ready or Not, Bird Flu Is Coming to America
Good night and good luck,
A
4 comments:
nvax appears to be capable of producing the largest volume vaccine for bird flu.
Alan, in the news is the report of a cow in Alabama testing positive for Mad Cow, what stocks would you recommend for that disease?
in the news is the report of a cow in Alabama testing positive for Mad Cow, what stocks would you recommend for that disease?
EMRG
Alan -
I am extremely happy that I found this website....for GNBT is there a price in which I should get out and let drop back down or just ride it out? Like I said in an earlier post, I seem to sell winners early....I did sell most of my ARWR at $5.10 and just missed buying it $4.50....
Tucker
for GNBT is there a price in which I should get out and let drop back down or just ride it out?
I bought GNBT for a triple digit gain, not for a measly 10% where it is now. For me anyway, it's a B&H.
A
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