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Hi folks,
SLA ..... looks like some storm clouds brewing,
around the end of this month:
30012006 ..... significant & negative news ... ???
01022006 ..... negative spotlight on SLA ... ???
happy days
yogi
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Hi folks,
SLA ..... looks like some storm clouds brewing,
around the end of this month:
30012006 ..... significant & negative news ... ???
01022006 ..... negative spotlight on SLA ... ???
happy days
yogi
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Hi folks,
SLA ..... from now until July 2006, the following time cycles may be expected, for SLA:
25052006 ..... minor news???
02062006 ..... minor and positive cycle.
08062006 ..... significant, negative and finance-related??
12062006 ..... minor news
22-23062006 ..... major cycle here ... aggressive trading???
04072006 ..... 2 cycles here ... minor and positive - finances???
07072006 ..... returns to flat-to-down trading cycle
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..... and as requested, here's an overview of the SLA time
cycles, in the months ahead.
In May, June and early July 2006 there's a few positive
cycles, that may trigger brief rallies, however .....
..... SLA is in an unfortunate period, when it should be
quite flat trading and this should continue, with
even some further downside, especially around
07-17072006 .....
(CUE & STO are also in a similar, but not the same cycle, right now.)
..... after that there's some minor cycles, late in July 2006
where SLA will probably bounce along the bottom, until
04082006, where SLA should be under a positive spotlight
and it should lift-off its lows for a more positive August and
September 2006.
happy days
yogi
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Well I don't know about all that yogi but I do know thier report is very encouraging for those with liver disease and alzheimers.
They state that this is the first drug that has no adverse side effects and has been trialed on aids patients aswell with excellent results.
Amazing anti-oxident effects that repair the liver and are effective in alzheimers treatment.
This means I can have a few extra bourbons on the weekend.
looks to be a possible breakout.
They state that this is the first drug that has no adverse side effects and has been trialed on aids patients aswell with excellent results.
Amazing anti-oxident effects that repair the liver and are effective in alzheimers treatment.
This means I can have a few extra bourbons on the weekend.
looks to be a possible breakout.
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Bought 2000 for the drawer and will be watching now and then.....will post again once the free trial, they have offered all share holders, is over.......will be able to give first hand account as I have my own sauna and expect to recieve a package in the mail from Russia soon.
Hope this is as good as they say it is, if so then I may up my holdings.
Hope this is as good as they say it is, if so then I may up my holdings.
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Well we can't go wrong here.
SLA proving up thier 75 years of reaserch, they stole of the USSR government.
Management can't be blamed for the 9/11 crash of this origional stock!
SLA proving up thier 75 years of reaserch, they stole of the USSR government.
Management can't be blamed for the 9/11 crash of this origional stock!
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Wouldn't it be nice to find out it CURES a few common bad diseases and got some big TV exposure......then we could see the 10 year graph looking like a big bowl...................so we have something to put all those profits into, lol.
Anyway here's the story I heard about how they got started.
When they just started, and were called Travelshop, one of the directrors was over in Russia sorting out the new booming USSR side of the travel business, just after 9/11 happened and the s/p was skydiving because no-one wanted to travel.
Lamenting the company's severe troubles and sitting in a bar getting sloshed on vodka, he struck up a conversation with an equaly sloshed Russian scientist, who was lamenting the countries troubles and the useless government, and also the fate of the research he was working on, due to the fact the govt. was more interested in other things at the time.
Anyway after a great night out with more booze and a couple of Russian spunks, they swapped numbers and kept in touch.
A few months later the directors were in a pub getting sloshed and lamenting the rapidly dying Travelshop, when he started talking about the Russian trip and his mate over there, and his research, when in a haze of booze fueled discussion they had commited themselves to sell Travelshop, go to Russia, drink lots of vodka, meet lots of Russian babes and catch up with this Russian scientist to see what coud be done about his predicament.
After a few weeks there they had managed to convince Russian officials, with bottles of vodka and Russian babes, that the only way to make any use of this research was to let a private company in on the act, papers were signed, patents applied for and here we are today, sitting on what is potentialy a huge company.
I think I was drunk on vodka when I heard this story but I think I got it right...............
Anyway here's the story I heard about how they got started.
When they just started, and were called Travelshop, one of the directrors was over in Russia sorting out the new booming USSR side of the travel business, just after 9/11 happened and the s/p was skydiving because no-one wanted to travel.
Lamenting the company's severe troubles and sitting in a bar getting sloshed on vodka, he struck up a conversation with an equaly sloshed Russian scientist, who was lamenting the countries troubles and the useless government, and also the fate of the research he was working on, due to the fact the govt. was more interested in other things at the time.
Anyway after a great night out with more booze and a couple of Russian spunks, they swapped numbers and kept in touch.
A few months later the directors were in a pub getting sloshed and lamenting the rapidly dying Travelshop, when he started talking about the Russian trip and his mate over there, and his research, when in a haze of booze fueled discussion they had commited themselves to sell Travelshop, go to Russia, drink lots of vodka, meet lots of Russian babes and catch up with this Russian scientist to see what coud be done about his predicament.
After a few weeks there they had managed to convince Russian officials, with bottles of vodka and Russian babes, that the only way to make any use of this research was to let a private company in on the act, papers were signed, patents applied for and here we are today, sitting on what is potentialy a huge company.
I think I was drunk on vodka when I heard this story but I think I got it right...............
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They seem to be lubricating themselves quite nicely without any help from me, lots of good info coming out, and if you read it all you find some amazing facts.......
During the war they used it as food aswell and saved countless lives.
During Chernoble nuclear disaster, those doing the cleanup that used the cream all over thier bodies survived, the others diddn't.
Do I need to go on lubricating?.......No, have a look for yourselves.
Graph is certainly looking good too, thanks for the line work Dutchy, I may have to put in a bid for some more.
During the war they used it as food aswell and saved countless lives.
During Chernoble nuclear disaster, those doing the cleanup that used the cream all over thier bodies survived, the others diddn't.
Do I need to go on lubricating?.......No, have a look for yourselves.
Graph is certainly looking good too, thanks for the line work Dutchy, I may have to put in a bid for some more.
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Well today I tried the product with a mate who suffers from arthritis.
Normaly we would be able to handle 4 hours in the sauna, but this stuff just made us sweat a hell of a lot more and 45 mins was well and truely enough.
Felt great afterwards and will see how we go in 30 days, couldn't do this every day so am glad it's only a twice a week thing.
Still action on the news front with others taking up a position, on and off market, just waiting for them to produce some $$$ now, a good wait it out stock, the $$ will come eventualy.
Normaly we would be able to handle 4 hours in the sauna, but this stuff just made us sweat a hell of a lot more and 45 mins was well and truely enough.
Felt great afterwards and will see how we go in 30 days, couldn't do this every day so am glad it's only a twice a week thing.
Still action on the news front with others taking up a position, on and off market, just waiting for them to produce some $$$ now, a good wait it out stock, the $$ will come eventualy.
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More good news, this is great stuff, looking for a major breakout, I hope, trending up a little still.
Done second trial of sauna treatment, not bad stuff, but bioeffective A looks to be the winner if we can get it to market effectively.
Done second trial of sauna treatment, not bad stuff, but bioeffective A looks to be the winner if we can get it to market effectively.
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Picked up some cheap yesterday.....great stuff
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Apart from an inability to even speculative on future cash flows, the main concern I have about this company is that a Google search of the term "bioeffective A" for example (which is a marketing name and not an actual scientific description of a compound) gets no hits outside of statements about Solagran itself. In other words, the rest of the world doesn't even yet know about the product. There is no buzz in the alternative medicine circles. It will be interesting to see if the new marketing team can fix this deficit.
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Am in drect contact with marketing at the moment and will pass on these concerns...liked the stuff so have been plastering a few leaflets around at the local jym which has sauna and steam rooms.
So far I have lost 4 kilo's and actualy do feel a bit of a buzz going on in the old body.....intend to continue using it after the free trial, it's that good.
Asked for a MSDS on this stuff but have to sign a confidentiality agreement first.....I think the reason you wont find it mentioned on other sites is the fact they are still in world wide patenting mode.....if Bio effective "A" turns out to be as good as they say then we could see this as a retirement package, so far we have seen it effective in treating several complaints, and this is only the tip of the iceberg, I recon that in the future you could see it used as a regular health elixer, provided they can make it cheap enough.
I read that an expert was asked what he thought BIO-A would be worth if it was effective in medical use.....answer.....1 million dollars a KILO!!!!!.....how much it costs to produce would determine the profit....there's definitely a market out there for it.
I hold this one for the long term......remember this is only the beginning of the getting it to market stage and may take some time to get going, but when it does...watchout!
So far I have lost 4 kilo's and actualy do feel a bit of a buzz going on in the old body.....intend to continue using it after the free trial, it's that good.
Asked for a MSDS on this stuff but have to sign a confidentiality agreement first.....I think the reason you wont find it mentioned on other sites is the fact they are still in world wide patenting mode.....if Bio effective "A" turns out to be as good as they say then we could see this as a retirement package, so far we have seen it effective in treating several complaints, and this is only the tip of the iceberg, I recon that in the future you could see it used as a regular health elixer, provided they can make it cheap enough.
I read that an expert was asked what he thought BIO-A would be worth if it was effective in medical use.....answer.....1 million dollars a KILO!!!!!.....how much it costs to produce would determine the profit....there's definitely a market out there for it.
I hold this one for the long term......remember this is only the beginning of the getting it to market stage and may take some time to get going, but when it does...watchout!
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The reply was that they are still in the initial maketing stratagey and trial stages but are onto it and appreciate your comments....BIO-A still does not have full approvals in place yet but should do in the near future.
The strategic share sale/shift to the intended manufacturing company a few weeks ago could be seen as a good indicator that large scale production is iminent. A good strategic play I think, depending on the inside deal done.
After last weeks alcohol binge I think I will be needing BIO-A soon....before my liver collapses!...lol.
The strategic share sale/shift to the intended manufacturing company a few weeks ago could be seen as a good indicator that large scale production is iminent. A good strategic play I think, depending on the inside deal done.
After last weeks alcohol binge I think I will be needing BIO-A soon....before my liver collapses!...lol.
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More good news for my liver....see announcement.....Cure for alchoholism too.
This company just sounds better and better.
What can't bioeffective-A cure?
This company just sounds better and better.
What can't bioeffective-A cure?
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New ann....bio B cures/treats prostate hyperplasia, and is better than current treatment....commecial implications excellent...common in over 50's.
Why this stock isn't soaring I don't know.....they have so many anns on cures /treatments with thier natural products that it's quite remarkable....
And the news is coming out quickly and regularly.
This is my pick for tipping comp....was beaten to NWR though.
Why this stock isn't soaring I don't know.....they have so many anns on cures /treatments with thier natural products that it's quite remarkable....
And the news is coming out quickly and regularly.
This is my pick for tipping comp....was beaten to NWR though.
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Well...I did tell you lot to get on.....up 25% today.....and it is damn good stuff...I bought some more right on the button today at 23.5.....!!!!
Who's gonna win the tipping comp!...maybe me....hehehehe!
Better than uranium!
Who's gonna win the tipping comp!...maybe me....hehehehe!
Better than uranium!
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ok, I'd be wary on this one. Neurodegeneration is a very complicated process, involving two main theories
- neurofibrillary tangles from Tau microtubule proteins
- AB pleated sheets (amyloid hypothesis)
These cause intracellular and extracellular damage to the neuronal cell body.
There is scant information on how this drug works, I will have a look at this October 2005 article mentioned...
Whats more, this is no "cure" for Alzheimers.
The chart on
http://www.solagran.com/neurodegenerative-disorders.php
indicates that there is virtually no improvement after 18-48 months. Similar short-term results can be achieved right now with Aricept (donepizil). This drug is also PBS indicated for continued use if the person shows any improvement in MMSE scores after an initial 6 months on the drug.
edit - what I'm trying to say is that this drug does not open any new doors for the treatment of neurodegenerative point of view, unless it is significantly cheaper than Aricept in which case we may see product substitution by the PBAC (pharmaceutical benefits advisory council).
Sorry, I'm just skeptical to buy into the hype, but if it turns out to be real, its a big win for everyone.
- neurofibrillary tangles from Tau microtubule proteins
- AB pleated sheets (amyloid hypothesis)
These cause intracellular and extracellular damage to the neuronal cell body.
There is scant information on how this drug works, I will have a look at this October 2005 article mentioned...
Whats more, this is no "cure" for Alzheimers.
The chart on
http://www.solagran.com/neurodegenerative-disorders.php
indicates that there is virtually no improvement after 18-48 months. Similar short-term results can be achieved right now with Aricept (donepizil). This drug is also PBS indicated for continued use if the person shows any improvement in MMSE scores after an initial 6 months on the drug.
edit - what I'm trying to say is that this drug does not open any new doors for the treatment of neurodegenerative point of view, unless it is significantly cheaper than Aricept in which case we may see product substitution by the PBAC (pharmaceutical benefits advisory council).
Sorry, I'm just skeptical to buy into the hype, but if it turns out to be real, its a big win for everyone.
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Drugs are manufactured from chemicals....this is an extract! and has virtualy no side effects....health nuts are gonna luv it.....I've used the sauna treatment and it is damn good.....
Russian science, and results were being laughed at till the Australian trials...read todays report!
QUOTE from Professor Con Stough of the Brain Sciences section of The Swinburne University of Melbourne......Who was "extremely detatched and skeptical about the ...claims of Ropren"
"But now I think the effect of treatment with ROPREN is realy impressive"......
The new elixer of life, and is natural...made from conifer needles....ie trees...imagine the carbon credits too....hehe.
Russian science, and results were being laughed at till the Australian trials...read todays report!
QUOTE from Professor Con Stough of the Brain Sciences section of The Swinburne University of Melbourne......Who was "extremely detatched and skeptical about the ...claims of Ropren"
"But now I think the effect of treatment with ROPREN is realy impressive"......
The new elixer of life, and is natural...made from conifer needles....ie trees...imagine the carbon credits too....hehe.
