UpDown Group - Emerging Market Stocks

"The Next Big Thing"

Wed, 19 Nov 2008 16:36:31 EST

BIOTECH SLEEPING GIAN I do represent this company, but if you want a potential giant, read on..... Bioheart, NASDAQ: BHRT. BHRT has a proprietary muscle stem cell removal, culturing, and injection process where thigh muscle stem cells are harvested from the patient, cultured (grown), and then injected into the patient suffering from heart failure. The injected muscle stem cells regrow and repair damaged heart muscle. They are in the tail end of Phase III clinical trials and are going for FDA Approval in Q409 = MASSIVE. They also have nine new patents just announced covering the electronic stimulation of muscle stem cells, both in the cultured stage and after they have been injected, in which the patented electronic stimulus "teaches" the muscle stem cells to function like heart muslce. The cost of the treatment is $35-40K compared to other heart failure treatments such as drug prescriptions which run over $60K a year, ventricular assist devices which cost $250K, and heart transplant which costs $500K. The US market alone for BHRT is $3 billion. If BHRT hits just 2% of their target market, they will have revs of over $500M. The management of BHRT were some of the key players from World Medical, which were bought by Medtronic in a deal valued at $4B. The guys know what they are doing and are sitting on a gold mine of a company. Stock is currently trading at $1.20 and was hovering around $3 two months ago. Hugely undervalued, strategic buying opportunity, potential gold mine.

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Mon, 17 Nov 2008 20:16:37 EST

By emcee

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RE: SPKL- Fast Casual concept

Mon, 10 Nov 2008 12:55:59 EST

By Turtleread

You seem to be very intent on this stock. My experience with restaurant stocks is that they have a short shelf life unles they go national, then international. They are like fashion. So as a rule, I do not invest in them.

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Sun, 09 Nov 2008 20:21:44 EST

By rgere387

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RE: Stockchatters Forum - A forum for all your stock chatting needs!

Sun, 09 Nov 2008 17:33:15 EST

By Turtleread

An interesting web site for talking about stocks; however, many of the stocks are .ob or .pik and may not be on Up/Down. Others may though and if you like talking to other people about stocks, this could satisfy that desire.

RE: GU analysis

Sun, 09 Nov 2008 17:14:48 EST

By Turtleread

Worth a look for information on world economies and individual companies outside the U.S., but as it rightfully says, "Do not invest based on this blog. Do your own research!."

RE: Great Resource

Sun, 09 Nov 2008 17:08:17 EST

By Turtleread

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RE: Hi guys !!

Sun, 09 Nov 2008 17:02:12 EST

By Turtleread

I can see that you bring some experience in foreign stocks which is great! Are you following any in Africa? I find that is my most difficult area to follow. A personal note: I actually won a Science Fair prize for a project on Tectonic plates.

RE: MCD

Sun, 09 Nov 2008 16:53:44 EST

By Turtleread

Mickey D's is an excellent stock and is growing by leaps and bounds in many different countries. It also seems as if there is a store within walking distance of every man, woman, and child in the U.S. Are you recommending this stock for our portfolio?

RE: SMGH.OB - Undervalued Stock :)

Sun, 09 Nov 2008 16:48:15 EST

By Turtleread

Sorry, this one does not seem to be traded on Up/Down. I get no hits on either SMGH.OB or SMGH.