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outlook Senior	30-Jul-2015 17:40        outlook About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Mers in Middle East still active and air pollution is a problem in many cities. yet this stock went down to 0.051. Hope it will rise again to 0.056 or higher soon. outlook      ( Date: 30-Jul-2015 09:42) Posted: July 29, 2015 Saudi Arabia: One new MERS case, one recovery as of noon July 29 Via the KSA MOH Command and Control Center: MOH: ' 1 New Confirmed Corona Cases Recorded' . The new case is a 67-year-old Saudi man in Riyadh he is in critical condition. Another patient, a 40-year-old Saudi man in Riyadh, has recovered. No deaths are reported. The numbers are now seven cases under care, 583 recovered, 1,057 total, and 467 deaths.   outlook      ( Date: 29-Jul-2015 07:41) Posted: July 28, 2015 Saudi Arabia: One new MERS case, one death, one recovery as of noon July 28 Via the KSA MOH Command and Control Center: MOH: ' 1 New Confirmed Corona Cases Recorded' . The new case is a 44-year-old Saudi woman in Alkharj she is in stable condition. A 65-year-old Saudi woman in Riyadh has recovered, and a 60-year-old Saudi woman, also in Riyadh, has died. The numbers are now seven cases under care, 582 recovered, 1,056 total, and 467 deaths
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outlook Senior	30-Jul-2015 09:42        outlook About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	July 29, 2015 Saudi Arabia: One new MERS case, one recovery as of noon July 29 Via the KSA MOH Command and Control Center: MOH: ' 1 New Confirmed Corona Cases Recorded' . The new case is a 67-year-old Saudi man in Riyadh he is in critical condition. Another patient, a 40-year-old Saudi man in Riyadh, has recovered. No deaths are reported. The numbers are now seven cases under care, 583 recovered, 1,057 total, and 467 deaths.   outlook      ( Date: 29-Jul-2015 07:41) Posted: July 28, 2015 Saudi Arabia: One new MERS case, one death, one recovery as of noon July 28 Via the KSA MOH Command and Control Center: MOH: ' 1 New Confirmed Corona Cases Recorded' . The new case is a 44-year-old Saudi woman in Alkharj she is in stable condition. A 65-year-old Saudi woman in Riyadh has recovered, and a 60-year-old Saudi woman, also in Riyadh, has died. The numbers are now seven cases under care, 582 recovered, 1,056 total, and 467 deaths
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outlook Senior	29-Jul-2015 07:41        outlook About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	July 28, 2015 Saudi Arabia: One new MERS case, one death, one recovery as of noon July 28 Via the KSA MOH Command and Control Center: MOH: ' 1 New Confirmed Corona Cases Recorded' . The new case is a 44-year-old Saudi woman in Alkharj she is in stable condition. A 65-year-old Saudi woman in Riyadh has recovered, and a 60-year-old Saudi woman, also in Riyadh, has died. The numbers are now seven cases under care, 582 recovered, 1,056 total, and 467 deaths
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outlook Senior	29-Jul-2015 07:40        outlook About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	JJuly 28, 2015 UK: Manchester patients test negative for MERS Via The Guardian: Manchester patients test negative for Mers virus. Excerpt: Tests on two patients suspected of having the Middle East respiratory virus syndrome (Mers) have proved negative, Public Health England has said. uly 28, 2015 UK: Manchester patients test negative for MERS Via The Guardian: Manchester patients test negative for Mers virus. Excerpt: Tests on two patients suspected of having the Middle East respiratory virus syndrome (Mers) have proved negative, Public Health England has said. outlook      ( Date: 28-Jul-2015 07:52) Posted: July 27, 2015 UK: Manchester Royal Infirmary A& E unit closed over suspected MERS cases (updated) Thanks to Michael Owen for tweeting the link to this BBC News report: Manchester Royal Infirmary A& E unit closed over virus outbreak. Manchester Royal Infirmary has shut its A& E unit after a suspected Middle Eastern Respiratory Syndrome outbreak. It confirmed the emergency department was closed temporarily as two patients are investigated for the condition. A hospital spokesman said: " Both patients have been isolated for ongoing clinical treatment and management of their condition." He said there was " no significant risk to public health" . Update: ITV News has a little more on the story, with a statement from the hospital saying the A& E unit " will be closed until further notice." Presumably the two suspected cases recently arrived from the Middle East.   outlook      ( Date: 27-Jul-2015 15:25) Posted: July 25, 2015 Saudi Arabia: One new MERS case as of noon July 25 Via the KSA MOH Command and Control Center: MOH: ' 1 New Confirmed Corona Cases Recorded' . The case is a 30-year-old Saudi man in Riyadh he is in stable condition and has had contact with confirmed MERS cases. No recoveries or deaths are reported. The numbers are now nine cases under care, 581 recovered, 1,055 total, and 465 deaths.
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outlook Senior	28-Jul-2015 07:52        outlook About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	July 27, 2015 UK: Manchester Royal Infirmary A& E unit closed over suspected MERS cases (updated) Thanks to Michael Owen for tweeting the link to this BBC News report: Manchester Royal Infirmary A& E unit closed over virus outbreak. Manchester Royal Infirmary has shut its A& E unit after a suspected Middle Eastern Respiratory Syndrome outbreak. It confirmed the emergency department was closed temporarily as two patients are investigated for the condition. A hospital spokesman said: " Both patients have been isolated for ongoing clinical treatment and management of their condition." He said there was " no significant risk to public health" . Update: ITV News has a little more on the story, with a statement from the hospital saying the A& E unit " will be closed until further notice." Presumably the two suspected cases recently arrived from the Middle East.   outlook      ( Date: 27-Jul-2015 15:25) Posted: July 25, 2015 Saudi Arabia: One new MERS case as of noon July 25 Via the KSA MOH Command and Control Center: MOH: ' 1 New Confirmed Corona Cases Recorded' . The case is a 30-year-old Saudi man in Riyadh he is in stable condition and has had contact with confirmed MERS cases. No recoveries or deaths are reported. The numbers are now nine cases under care, 581 recovered, 1,055 total, and 465 deaths.   outlook      ( Date: 27-Jul-2015 14:15) Posted: July 23, 2015 H5N6: ' A threat to global public health' Via Emerging Infectious Diseases: Ahead of Print -Genetic Characterization of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza A(H5N6) Virus, Guangdong, China. The authors include major researchers like Malik Peiris and Zhong Nanshan. The conclusion: There is still limited information on human disease caused by the emerging H5 lineage. Our genetic analysis suggests that the H5N6 virus isolated from the patient is originated from the avian host. Although the genetic background of H5N6 virus isolated from the third case in Yunnan Province, China, on January 2015 is still not known, the isolates from the human cases of H5N6 infection reported to date show distant genetic diversity, indicating that viruses from both clusters may pose a threat to humans. This rapidly evolving and globally spreading virus lineage thus provides a threat to global public health.
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outlook Senior	27-Jul-2015 15:25        outlook About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	July 25, 2015 Saudi Arabia: One new MERS case as of noon July 25 Via the KSA MOH Command and Control Center: MOH: ' 1 New Confirmed Corona Cases Recorded' . The case is a 30-year-old Saudi man in Riyadh he is in stable condition and has had contact with confirmed MERS cases. No recoveries or deaths are reported. The numbers are now nine cases under care, 581 recovered, 1,055 total, and 465 deaths.   outlook      ( Date: 27-Jul-2015 14:15) Posted: July 23, 2015 H5N6: ' A threat to global public health' Via Emerging Infectious Diseases: Ahead of Print -Genetic Characterization of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza A(H5N6) Virus, Guangdong, China. The authors include major researchers like Malik Peiris and Zhong Nanshan. The conclusion: There is still limited information on human disease caused by the emerging H5 lineage. Our genetic analysis suggests that the H5N6 virus isolated from the patient is originated from the avian host. Although the genetic background of H5N6 virus isolated from the third case in Yunnan Province, China, on January 2015 is still not known, the isolates from the human cases of H5N6 infection reported to date show distant genetic diversity, indicating that viruses from both clusters may pose a threat to humans. This rapidly evolving and globally spreading virus lineage thus provides a threat to global public health.   outlook      ( Date: 24-Jul-2015 18:09) Posted: I think it should move up in Aug 2015 when its results is out as I am expecting positive results from Medtecs.
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outlook Senior	27-Jul-2015 14:15        outlook About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	July 23, 2015 H5N6: ' A threat to global public health' Via Emerging Infectious Diseases: Ahead of Print -Genetic Characterization of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza A(H5N6) Virus, Guangdong, China. The authors include major researchers like Malik Peiris and Zhong Nanshan. The conclusion: There is still limited information on human disease caused by the emerging H5 lineage. Our genetic analysis suggests that the H5N6 virus isolated from the patient is originated from the avian host. Although the genetic background of H5N6 virus isolated from the third case in Yunnan Province, China, on January 2015 is still not known, the isolates from the human cases of H5N6 infection reported to date show distant genetic diversity, indicating that viruses from both clusters may pose a threat to humans. This rapidly evolving and globally spreading virus lineage thus provides a threat to global public health.   outlook      ( Date: 24-Jul-2015 18:09) Posted: I think it should move up in Aug 2015 when its results is out as I am expecting positive results from Medtecs. saisai      ( Date: 24-Jul-2015 16:48) Posted: so sad...medtecs not moving at all for 4 days already
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outlook Senior	24-Jul-2015 18:09        outlook About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	I think it should move up in Aug 2015 when its results is out as I am expecting positive results from Medtecs. saisai      ( Date: 24-Jul-2015 16:48) Posted: so sad...medtecs not moving at all for 4 days already
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saisai Veteran	24-Jul-2015 16:48        saisai About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	so sad...medtecs not moving at all for 4 days already
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outlook Senior	24-Jul-2015 09:08        outlook About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	MERS is still active in Saudi Arabi. July 23, 2015 Saudi Arabia: Two new MERS cases (one fatal) as of noon July 23 Via the KSA MOH Command and Control Center: MOH : ' 2 New Confirmed Corona Cases Recorded. Both are in Riyadh. One, a 52-year-old Saudi woman, has already died. The other, a 54-year-old expatriate man, is in critical condition. The numbers are now seven cases under care, 581 recoveries, 1,053 total, and 465 deaths. And as usual, we know nothing about the backgrounds or relationships of these cases.   outlook      ( Date: 23-Jul-2015 15:06) Posted: July 22, 2015 Saudi Arabia: Two new MERS cases, two deaths as of noon July 22 " The KSA MOH Command and Control Center still hasn' t updated its MERS page today, but the MOH blog We Can Stop This does have the map and chart for today: two new cases, one recovery and two deaths. So the numbers are now six cases under care, 581 recoveries, 1,051 total, and 464 deaths. But we don' t have even the meager case data usually provided by the MOH" .   outlook      ( Date: 22-Jul-2015 13:13) Posted: July 21, 2015 " Air pollution in Beijing and North Vancouver For the first time in ages, I just checked Beijing Air Pollution: Real-time PM2.5 Air Quality Index (AQI). As of 10:00 a.m. Wednesday Beijing time, it' s 155 (unhealthy). It has been far higher. The site also saw that I' m in North Vancouver, BC, and politely asked me if I' d like to check how I was personally doing. Sure. The answer, on a warm Tuesday evening: 21 (good). This after weeks of hot, dry weather, on a day when 250 wildfires are burning across the province.   We don' t know how well off we are. At least for the time being" .
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outlook Senior	23-Jul-2015 15:06        outlook About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	July 22, 2015 Saudi Arabia: Two new MERS cases, two deaths as of noon July 22 " The KSA MOH Command and Control Center still hasn' t updated its MERS page today, but the MOH blog We Can Stop This does have the map and chart for today: two new cases, one recovery and two deaths. So the numbers are now six cases under care, 581 recoveries, 1,051 total, and 464 deaths. But we don' t have even the meager case data usually provided by the MOH" .   outlook      ( Date: 22-Jul-2015 13:13) Posted: July 21, 2015 " Air pollution in Beijing and North Vancouver For the first time in ages, I just checked Beijing Air Pollution: Real-time PM2.5 Air Quality Index (AQI). As of 10:00 a.m. Wednesday Beijing time, it' s 155 (unhealthy). It has been far higher. The site also saw that I' m in North Vancouver, BC, and politely asked me if I' d like to check how I was personally doing. Sure. The answer, on a warm Tuesday evening: 21 (good). This after weeks of hot, dry weather, on a day when 250 wildfires are burning across the province.   We don' t know how well off we are. At least for the time being" .   outlook      ( Date: 22-Jul-2015 11:15) Posted: July 21, 2015 Saudi Arabia: One new MERS case as of noon July 21 Via the KSA MOH Command and Control Center: MOH: ' 1 New Confirmed Corona Cases Recorded' . The new case is a 32-year-old expatriate man in Riyadh he is in critical condition. He had no contact with other confirmed MERS cases. No recoveries or deaths are reported. The numbers are now seven cases under care, 580 recoveries, 1,049 total, and 462 deaths.
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outlook Senior	22-Jul-2015 13:13        outlook About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	July 21, 2015 " Air pollution in Beijing and North Vancouver For the first time in ages, I just checked Beijing Air Pollution: Real-time PM2.5 Air Quality Index (AQI). As of 10:00 a.m. Wednesday Beijing time, it' s 155 (unhealthy). It has been far higher. The site also saw that I' m in North Vancouver, BC, and politely asked me if I' d like to check how I was personally doing. Sure. The answer, on a warm Tuesday evening: 21 (good). This after weeks of hot, dry weather, on a day when 250 wildfires are burning across the province.   We don' t know how well off we are. At least for the time being" .   outlook      ( Date: 22-Jul-2015 11:15) Posted: July 21, 2015 Saudi Arabia: One new MERS case as of noon July 21 Via the KSA MOH Command and Control Center: MOH: ' 1 New Confirmed Corona Cases Recorded' . The new case is a 32-year-old expatriate man in Riyadh he is in critical condition. He had no contact with other confirmed MERS cases. No recoveries or deaths are reported. The numbers are now seven cases under care, 580 recoveries, 1,049 total, and 462 deaths.   outlook      ( Date: 22-Jul-2015 09:27) Posted: July 20, 2015 South Africa: Two cases of H5N2 low-path bird flu confirmed in Western Cape Via The New Age Online: Two cases of bird flu confirmed in Western Cape. Excerpt: Two cases of bird flu have been confirmed among ostriches in the Hessequa and Kannaland regions in the Southern Cape and Little Karoo.        The cases were discovered during routine tests which also confirmed the virus in the Eastern Cape.    Authorities say the recent outbreak does not pose a threat to the export of ostrich meat to other countries. The low-pathogenic virus was discovered in Hessequa and Kannaland in May.    In the same month, authorities picked up on the high-pathogenic virus near Jansenville and Graff-Reinet in the Eastern Cape. Western Cape Minister of Economic Opportunities, Alan Winde, says there is no need to panic.    &ldquo There is no call for alarm. We are waiting for the final inspection of the European Union who are coming through and it is all part of that process. We do note however that in the Eastern Cape there were two cases where the high pathogenic was located and obviously we will keep a close eye on it, but thus far there is no calls for concern in the Western Cape at all.&rdquo         Even though no deaths were recorded yet, farms have been placed under quarantine The outbreak of H5 N2 avian flu strain has affected at least 240 out of a 1000 ostriches in the Western Cape. Even though no deaths were recorded yet, farms have been placed under quarantine. Farmer Kallie Oosthuizen says he is confident that the next round of tests will be negative.
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outlook Senior	22-Jul-2015 11:15        outlook About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	July 21, 2015 Saudi Arabia: One new MERS case as of noon July 21 Via the KSA MOH Command and Control Center: MOH: ' 1 New Confirmed Corona Cases Recorded' . The new case is a 32-year-old expatriate man in Riyadh he is in critical condition. He had no contact with other confirmed MERS cases. No recoveries or deaths are reported. The numbers are now seven cases under care, 580 recoveries, 1,049 total, and 462 deaths.   outlook      ( Date: 22-Jul-2015 09:27) Posted: July 20, 2015 South Africa: Two cases of H5N2 low-path bird flu confirmed in Western Cape Via The New Age Online: Two cases of bird flu confirmed in Western Cape. Excerpt: Two cases of bird flu have been confirmed among ostriches in the Hessequa and Kannaland regions in the Southern Cape and Little Karoo.        The cases were discovered during routine tests which also confirmed the virus in the Eastern Cape.    Authorities say the recent outbreak does not pose a threat to the export of ostrich meat to other countries. The low-pathogenic virus was discovered in Hessequa and Kannaland in May.    In the same month, authorities picked up on the high-pathogenic virus near Jansenville and Graff-Reinet in the Eastern Cape. Western Cape Minister of Economic Opportunities, Alan Winde, says there is no need to panic.    &ldquo There is no call for alarm. We are waiting for the final inspection of the European Union who are coming through and it is all part of that process. We do note however that in the Eastern Cape there were two cases where the high pathogenic was located and obviously we will keep a close eye on it, but thus far there is no calls for concern in the Western Cape at all.&rdquo         Even though no deaths were recorded yet, farms have been placed under quarantine The outbreak of H5 N2 avian flu strain has affected at least 240 out of a 1000 ostriches in the Western Cape. Even though no deaths were recorded yet, farms have been placed under quarantine. Farmer Kallie Oosthuizen says he is confident that the next round of tests will be negative.      outlook      ( Date: 21-Jul-2015 18:12) Posted: Many penny stocks have rallied . still waiting for this one
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outlook Senior	22-Jul-2015 09:27        outlook About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	July 20, 2015 South Africa: Two cases of H5N2 low-path bird flu confirmed in Western Cape Via The New Age Online: Two cases of bird flu confirmed in Western Cape. Excerpt: Two cases of bird flu have been confirmed among ostriches in the Hessequa and Kannaland regions in the Southern Cape and Little Karoo.        The cases were discovered during routine tests which also confirmed the virus in the Eastern Cape.    Authorities say the recent outbreak does not pose a threat to the export of ostrich meat to other countries. The low-pathogenic virus was discovered in Hessequa and Kannaland in May.    In the same month, authorities picked up on the high-pathogenic virus near Jansenville and Graff-Reinet in the Eastern Cape. Western Cape Minister of Economic Opportunities, Alan Winde, says there is no need to panic.    &ldquo There is no call for alarm. We are waiting for the final inspection of the European Union who are coming through and it is all part of that process. We do note however that in the Eastern Cape there were two cases where the high pathogenic was located and obviously we will keep a close eye on it, but thus far there is no calls for concern in the Western Cape at all.&rdquo         Even though no deaths were recorded yet, farms have been placed under quarantine The outbreak of H5 N2 avian flu strain has affected at least 240 out of a 1000 ostriches in the Western Cape. Even though no deaths were recorded yet, farms have been placed under quarantine. Farmer Kallie Oosthuizen says he is confident that the next round of tests will be negative.      outlook      ( Date: 21-Jul-2015 18:12) Posted: Many penny stocks have rallied . still waiting for this one outlook      ( Date: 21-Jul-2015 14:47) Posted: July 20, 2015 H5N1 spreading across West Africa, human spillover feared: UN Via Reuters: Bird flu spreading across West Africa, human spillover feared: UN. A highly contagious strain of avian flu is spreading across West Africa, decimating poultry farms and stoking fears the virus will jump from birds to humans, the U.N.' s food agency warned on Monday. Markets and farms in Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Niger, Ivory Coast and Ghana have been hit with the deadly H5N1 virus over the past six months, the U.N.' s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) said. If the virus continues to spread, it could affect more than 330 million people across West Africa, hurting food security and human health in a region still recovering from the Ebola crisis. " Urgent action is needed to strengthen veterinary investigation and reporting systems... to tackle the disease at the root, before there is a spillover to humans," Juan Lubroth, head of the FAO' s animal health division, said in a statement. In Nigeria alone, 1.6 million birds have been killed by the virus or culled to stop its spread since last year, the FAO said, damaging the economy and robbing citizens of a relatively cheap source of protein. H5N1 bird flu first infected humans in 1997 in Hong Kong. It has since spread from Asia to Europe and Africa and has become entrenched in poultry in some countries, causing millions of poultry infections and several hundred human deaths.
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outlook Senior	21-Jul-2015 18:12        outlook About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Many penny stocks have rallied . still waiting for this one outlook      ( Date: 21-Jul-2015 14:47) Posted: July 20, 2015 H5N1 spreading across West Africa, human spillover feared: UN Via Reuters: Bird flu spreading across West Africa, human spillover feared: UN. A highly contagious strain of avian flu is spreading across West Africa, decimating poultry farms and stoking fears the virus will jump from birds to humans, the U.N.' s food agency warned on Monday. Markets and farms in Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Niger, Ivory Coast and Ghana have been hit with the deadly H5N1 virus over the past six months, the U.N.' s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) said. If the virus continues to spread, it could affect more than 330 million people across West Africa, hurting food security and human health in a region still recovering from the Ebola crisis. " Urgent action is needed to strengthen veterinary investigation and reporting systems... to tackle the disease at the root, before there is a spillover to humans," Juan Lubroth, head of the FAO' s animal health division, said in a statement. In Nigeria alone, 1.6 million birds have been killed by the virus or culled to stop its spread since last year, the FAO said, damaging the economy and robbing citizens of a relatively cheap source of protein. H5N1 bird flu first infected humans in 1997 in Hong Kong. It has since spread from Asia to Europe and Africa and has become entrenched in poultry in some countries, causing millions of poultry infections and several hundred human deaths.
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outlook Senior	21-Jul-2015 14:47        outlook About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	July 20, 2015 H5N1 spreading across West Africa, human spillover feared: UN Via Reuters: Bird flu spreading across West Africa, human spillover feared: UN. A highly contagious strain of avian flu is spreading across West Africa, decimating poultry farms and stoking fears the virus will jump from birds to humans, the U.N.' s food agency warned on Monday. Markets and farms in Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Niger, Ivory Coast and Ghana have been hit with the deadly H5N1 virus over the past six months, the U.N.' s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) said. If the virus continues to spread, it could affect more than 330 million people across West Africa, hurting food security and human health in a region still recovering from the Ebola crisis. " Urgent action is needed to strengthen veterinary investigation and reporting systems... to tackle the disease at the root, before there is a spillover to humans," Juan Lubroth, head of the FAO' s animal health division, said in a statement. In Nigeria alone, 1.6 million birds have been killed by the virus or culled to stop its spread since last year, the FAO said, damaging the economy and robbing citizens of a relatively cheap source of protein. H5N1 bird flu first infected humans in 1997 in Hong Kong. It has since spread from Asia to Europe and Africa and has become entrenched in poultry in some countries, causing millions of poultry infections and several hundred human deaths.
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linbei Veteran	20-Jul-2015 23:12        linbei About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Combined   Mood: Yells: "Huat ah!"
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	penny stock rally?Link to election very likely
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outlook Senior	20-Jul-2015 17:46        outlook About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	July 19, 2015 Nigeria: 1.5 million birds killed by H5N1 Via The Guardian Nigeria: 1.5 Million Birds Killed By Bird Flu. Excerpt: Managing Director, Grand Cereals Limited, Mr Layi Oyatoki, has said that 1.5 million birds, belonging to 438 farmers, were killed during the outbreak of bird flu early this year. He said that the information from the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Natural Resources indicated that the outbreak was recorded in 18 states with an average of 3,200 birds per farm. Oyatoki, who spoke with newsmen in Jos, said that the infected birds were killed (farms depopulated) to avoid the spread of the disease. He stated that many farmers were put out of business as their means of livelihood was destroyed as a result of the outbreak.
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outlook Senior	20-Jul-2015 17:29        outlook About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Hope the price will rally above 0.06 by this week saisai      ( Date: 20-Jul-2015 15:33) Posted: waiting for medtec to follow the penny rally. looks poised to chiong again
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saisai Veteran	20-Jul-2015 15:33        saisai About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	waiting for medtec to follow the penny rally. looks poised to chiong again
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