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Energy Technique - Will this be one of the next growth stock. (ETQ)     

Legins - 02 Sep 2003 17:45

Could ETQ's share price be soon to benefit from their developments with the new UVGI Nightingale Mobile Air Filtration Product.

New UVGI air filtration product

In November 2002, the ETQ announced its new Nightingale UVGI air filtration product, to be produced by a new joint-venture company, UVGI Systems Limited, owned 55% by the Group and 45% by Suvair Limited. This rapid response mobile air filtration unit is capable of killing the MRSA super bug and other airborne pathogens.

The UVGI unit has widespread application where there is need to keep
air free of dangerous live bacteria, viruses, and fungal spores, including
hospitals, schools, cruise liners, aircraft, food processing, and military
applications.

The UVGI unit uses a high intensity Ultra Violet Germicidal Irradiation ('UVGI')
filter, which has been designed to control harmful and dangerous airborne
pathogens, such as Anthrax, Tuberculosis, and Staphylococcus aureus, the
causative agent in MRSA. The filtration system is combined with use of high
intensity Ultra Violet light, which inactivates micro organisms by disrupting
their DNA structure.

Tests of a prototype at the Defence Science Technology Laboratory ('Dstl') at
Porton Down, the centre for excellence for the Ministry of Defence, showed that
the UVGI unit captured and/or destroyed more than 99.9% of Bacillus subtilis
spores, a simulant for Anthrax bacteria.

Since November, second generation units have been developed, which will go on
applications testing at an NHS Trust Hospital in December 2003, following
building completion of its new haematology unit. It is also anticipated the
UVGI unit will shortly go on laboratory testing in the United States with
contractors nominated by the Department of Homeland Security.

Concern seems to be hotting up on the T.V. news that the MRSA super bug is still killing and disabling people visiting or as patients in NH Trust hospitals. It would be surprising if NH Trust hospital do not notice and Buy this product before they get to many expensive law suits for compensation claims.

Definitely a stock that could soon be heading north. Worth buying in but DYOR

L.

RELATED NEWS LINKS

Sky News Sun 28th Sept 03 - NEW ANTIBIOTICS WARNING
BBC World News Thurs 4th December 03 - Hospital infections: Case studies
BBC World News Fri 5th Dec 03 - 'Superbug' crackdown is launched
BBC World News Monday 22nd Dec 03 - Superbugs lurk in intensive care
Sky News Sun 14th Dec 03 - SUPERBUG CARRIED BY PETS
BBC World News Thurs 26th Feb 04 - Superbug deaths increase 15-fold
BBC World News Mon 22nd March 04 - MRSA superbug hits more children
BBC World News Fri 2nd April 04 - Superbug outbreak in cardiac ward
BBC World News Thurs 8th April 04 - NHS faces superbug legal claims
BBC World News Sun 6th June 04 - Government 'complacent' over MRSA
BBC World News Fri 18th June 04 - Superbug deaths 'set to double'
BBC World News Thurs 1st July 04 - Holland's tough line combats MRSA
BBC World News Thurs 1st July 04 - Overcrowded hospitals breed MRSA
ITV.com Fri 9th July 04 - Mother's MRSA nightmare
ITV.com Fri 9th July 04 - 'MRSA superbug has done this to me'
ITV.com Fri 9th July 04 - Precautions you can take against MRSA
Sky News Sun 11th July 04 - WAR DECLARED ON MRSA
BBC UK News Mon 12th July 04 - Drive to fight hospital superbugs

SueHelen - 02 Aug 2004 14:09 - 161 of 497

One of the 100,000 buys at 6.50 pence has been deleted and put through at 6.24 pence, the broker buy remained at 6.50 pence. Nonetheless, the offer price has now ticked up to 6.50 pence.

Andy - 02 Aug 2004 14:21 - 162 of 497

suehelen,

Bit of a coincedence 2 x 400,000 trades seconds apart don't you think?

A decent broker could achieve better prices than you suggest, although I do take your point about the price being the same.

I still think it was a rollover, but accept I may be wrong.

SueHelen - 02 Aug 2004 15:16 - 163 of 497

Hi Andy,

The 950,000 trades at 6.00 and 6.03 pence is a rollover, doesn't affect the price, though someone out there is holding 950,000 shares at 6.03 pence.

Price is up 23.2% now for the day at 6.25-7.00 pence, strong buying has continued throughout the afternoon session as well.

Further gains are likely tomorrow now with press coverage and the price broke the 6 pence resistance today which in turn will be the new support (ie. 6 pence is the new support). Investtech Analysis should confirm this tonight.

SueHelen - 02 Aug 2004 16:14 - 164 of 497

250,000 trades at 6.49 and 6.51 pence is a rollover. Though again someone out there is holding 250,000 shares in ETQ at a price of 6.51 pence respectively.

xmortal - 02 Aug 2004 16:19 - 165 of 497

What was that 1.500.000 mio single protected transcion??? a sell or a buy?

SueHelen - 02 Aug 2004 16:53 - 166 of 497

Hi Xmortal, I believe it was a buy. It was actually a 1.25 million trade that came through at 6.15 pence, it looks like a buy and was worked through during the day possibly. Order was probably put in when the price was 5.75-6.25 pence this morning or when the price was 6.00-6.25 pence, at both of those points the price was static for long periods. If it was a sell, I don't think it will matter with the huge amount of buying of which nearly all of it occured over 6.00 pence. The 500K T trade at 6.00 pence looks like a sell to me. Again, these trades were worked through the day so I don't think they matter for the next trading day.

The snippet which appeared on the HOME page under Leader & Laggards on MONEY AM at lunchtime today may mean they is some press coverage about today's rise in the newspapers tomorrow.

After the dull phase of last week when the price was building support at 5.00 pence (sitting on the 50 day moving average) with just few trades going through, TA was improving & is looking really good now after today.
Just the crossover on the MACD is left....

A positive signal was formed when the price broken the resistance at 6.00 pence today and there is support at 6.00 pence now. All this should be confirmed by Investtech Analysis tonight.

Contrast to last week more than 10 million shares traded today in 198 trades, huge compared to last week.

momentum - 02 Aug 2004 17:03 - 167 of 497

Suprised there was wasnt further upside today given the buying volume. Imho will push up to the previous high before a slight pull back. and a test of 10p. If this volume is repeated over the next few days, expect a big break. May be a rumour filtering through. Topped up again today at 6p.

SueHelen - 02 Aug 2004 17:03 - 168 of 497

The price has crossed the ten day moving average this morning which usually provides a boost. The MACD should do the crossover (see below chart + indicators) and go bullish tomorrow if the price starts to rise again which looks likely :

graph.php?showVolume=true&enableRSI=true

SueHelen - 02 Aug 2004 17:08 - 169 of 497

Hi momentum, this was more than what I expected today though I'm very happy having got into these at a very good price. Look at the snippet I have posted from the Home Page and gives some indication as to why the huge buying occured today.

Signs were there last week that the price was going to start rising :

1. EVO upgrade (Buy note) came out on Wednesday
2. The above was mentioned in the Daily Mail Newspaper on Saturday
3. The sellers had been cleared by end of last week
4. TA indicators were improving (especially the above candlestick chart where I specifically mentioned how a blue candlestick was formed for friday when there shouldn't have been one, and the bullish sticks for the previous 2 days)

momentum - 02 Aug 2004 19:43 - 170 of 497

Hi sue, cant see a lot of resistance up to 8p, where it will be flirting with the 200 day. I would expect a slight pull back from here ( 10-15%)

SueHelen - 02 Aug 2004 22:58 - 171 of 497

Next resistance point is exactly at 8.10 pence.

SueHelen - 03 Aug 2004 12:26 - 172 of 497

Hi Momentum, I bought more today at 6.55 pence (about 64,000 odd shares) adds to my holding of 100,000 shares at 4.95 pence which was purchased last week. I think these could do very well in the next month or so.

Check out their website and look at the customer list and the geography....massive potential for ETQ if this comes off..and not just in the USA.....

http://www.nqinc.com/a.html

SueHelen - 03 Aug 2004 13:38 - 173 of 497

Buys still slowly trickling in which shows how ETQ is on many radars albeit not at yesterday's ferocity.

Buys come to about 1.0 million shares for today and sells are about 470,000.

Level 2 stable at 1 v 1.

SueHelen - 03 Aug 2004 17:59 - 174 of 497

Buyers took the upper hand again following on from yesterday, very encouraging that the price held onto its gains (besides the offer price moving from 7.00 pence to 6.75 pence, ie. the spread became better) as well from yesterday.
250,000 delayed buy at 6.50 pence came through at 5.22pm from an hour ago.

Figures :

Buys = 1,554,825
Sells = 597,047.

Best - Charts at close :

2 Buy Signals
0 Sell Signals

13 Bullish Indicators
3 Bearish Indicators.

graph.php?scheme=Colourful&enableBolling

MACD (Moving Average Convergence/Divergence) is poised to the crossover soon and go bullish (see above MACD indicator).


SueHelen - 03 Aug 2004 18:13 - 175 of 497

Interesting project being conducted in the US :

CU-Boulder Professor To Study Controls For Hospital-Acquired Infections
Feb. 2, 2004

A new study that aims to significantly reduce the incidence of hospital-acquired infection by providing clear data on the effectiveness of ultraviolet germicidal irradiation (UVGI) is getting under way at the University of Colorado at Boulder.

The overall goal of the study, which is being funded by the N.G. Gilbert Foundation, is to quantify the effectiveness of ultraviolet germicidal irradiation, or UVGI, in controlling hospital-acquired infections from opportunistic airborne bacteria and fungi.

The research is being led by CU-Boulder engineering Professor Shelly L. Miller. Miller is an expert on indoor air quality, assessing exposures to infectious diseases and developing and evaluating control measures.

The rate of hospital-acquired infection has remained stable over the last 25 years at six per 100 hospital admissions, although the rate per 1,000 patient days has increased 36 percent because of shorter inpatient stays. In 1995, it was estimated that hospital-acquired infections resulted in medical costs of $4.5 billion and contributed to more than 88,000 deaths.

Miller has conducted previous studies on UVGI controls for reducing exposure to infectious diseases for the National Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Science Foundation. The studies have looked at a variety of factors that can influence the effectiveness of UVGI but have shown that under the proper conditions, UVGI has significant potential to inactivate airborne bacteria and prevent infection in hospitals.

Two UVGI systems will be investigated in the new study: one is an in-room system that achieves irradiation of upper-room air through wall- and ceiling-mounted UV lamps; the second is an in-duct system installed in HVAC equipment.

The research will be conducted in two phases, the first of which will take place over a six-month period in a controlled laboratory setting at CU-Boulder's College of Engineering and Applied Science. Phase II will then involve controlled studies at the University of California-Los Angeles Medical Center.

The current design of Phase II includes testing first in unoccupied patient rooms retrofitted with proven UVGI systems, followed by detailed clinical studies of the effectiveness of UVGI against hospital-acquired infections.

The Gilbert Foundation hopes the study findings will be the catalyst for medical facilities to begin using UVGI on a comprehensive basis to significantly reduce hospital-acquired infections.


Contact: Shelly L. Miller, (303) 492-0587
Carol Rowe, (303) 492-7426

http://www.colorado.edu/news/releases/2004/30.html

SueHelen - 03 Aug 2004 21:20 - 176 of 497

Investtech Analysis updates after today's close : TA has improved greatly this week from the improved TA of last week.

Weak Positive Candidate (Short term) - Aug 3, 2004
Has broken the ceiling of the falling trend, which indicates a slower initial falling rate. The stock has support at p 5.10 and resistance at p 8.10. Volume tops and volume bottoms correspond well with tops and bottoms in the price. This strengthens the stock. The stock is overall assessed as technically slightly positive for the short term.

Neutral (Medium term) - Aug 3, 2004
Shows a weak development within a falling trend channel. A further negative development is indicated, and there is resistance against the ceiling of the trend channel. The moving average indicator has, however, given a positive signal. In isolation this signals a continued rise, but the slowness of the indicator often means that one has lost much of the upside. The stock has support at p 3.50 and resistance at p 11.20. The RSI curve shows a rising trend, which is an early signal for a possible trend break up. The stock is overall assessed as technically neutral for the medium long term.

Positive Candidate (Long term) - Aug 3, 2004
ENERGY TECH. ORD 1P does not show any clear trend. Has met the objective at 12.66 after a break of a inverse head and shoulders formation. The price has now fallen, but the formation indicates further rise. The stock has support at p 3.50 and resistance at p 11.20. Volume tops correspond well with price tops, and volume bottoms correspond well with price bottoms. Volume balance is also positive, which strengthens the stock. Trading volume has increased substantially lately. This shows there is an increased interest for the stock, possibly because of fundamental news. The stock is overall assessed as technically positive for the long term.



mickeyskint - 03 Aug 2004 21:43 - 177 of 497

SueHelen

How long is long term. 1 week, 1 month, 1 year or several years.
I know this is Mystic Meg stuff but any pointers would be great.

You certainly do your home work. You've got to be in the pro league.

Regards
Mickeyskint

Happy1 - 03 Aug 2004 23:05 - 178 of 497

SH get your people into FAR and SPD NOW

SueHelen - 03 Aug 2004 23:41 - 179 of 497

Hi Mickey, long term for me is about 6 months, medium term for myself is about 3 months & short term again for myself is about 1 month.

Press mention : was in today's Daily Mail Newspaper, page 58.

Heavy buying in response to an Evolution recommendation lifted Energy Technique 1 1/4 p to 6 5/8 p.

safety - 04 Aug 2004 08:52 - 180 of 497

SueHelen,

I read your posts and find them very informative. Can you tell me what TA stands for in your post of 175.
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