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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 - 20 Aug 2004 15:48 - 401 of 497

Its happening, 6.5 pence on the bid now on no buys at 7 pence. Level 2 at 1 v 2 with WINS on the 6.50 pence bid. WINS are the ones who have been filling the larger buys over the last 2 weeks.

SueHelen - 20 Aug 2004 16:43 - 402 of 497

Excellent close at 6.50-7.00 pence, up 3.85%. No sells again today of any note worthy but 3 large buys came through.

Actions by the MMs over the last 2 weeks have been orchestrated.

In addition, the price had to rise past 6.68 pence mid re : my Investtech post last night which gives a positive signal which we have done with the mid-price closing at 6.75 pence.

SueHelen - 20 Aug 2004 21:01 - 403 of 497

Contrary to what is says on the trades page the actual trades data for today was :

Buys = 568,623
Sells = 141,168
????? = 7,000.

alderleyedge - 20 Aug 2004 21:17 - 404 of 497

thanks suehelen, thought something wasnt quite right!

SueHelen - 20 Aug 2004 21:51 - 405 of 497

graph.php?showVolume=true&enableRSI=true

Investtech Analysis after today's close :

Weak Positive Candidate (Short term) - Aug 20, 2004
Has broken through the floor of a rising trend channel. This indicates a slower rising rate at first, or the start of a more horizontal development. The stock is approaching the resistance at p 7.00, which may give a negative reaction. Volume tops and volume bottoms correspond well with tops and bottoms in the price. This weakens the trend break. The stock is overall assessed as technically slightly positive for the short term.

Neutral (Medium term) - Aug 20, 2004
Is within a falling trend, which indicates a continued decline. The stock has resistance at p 8.70. 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.

Neutral (Long term) - Aug 20, 2004
Is within a falling trend, which indicates a continued decline. 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 is testing the resistance at p 6.80, which may give a negative reaction. Volume tops and volume bottoms correspond well with tops and bottoms in the price. Volume balance is also positive, which weakens the falling trend and could be an early signal for a coming trend break. Trading volume has increased substantially lately, which may be because of fundamental news. The stock is overall assessed as technically neutral for the long term.

--------Volume balance is also positive, which weakens the falling trend and could be an early signal for a coming trend break. This bit is new after today's close.

superrod - 21 Aug 2004 13:03 - 406 of 497

Dil
the only thing that bugs me about SH is his/her tendency to post every trade along with remarks suggesting 100k s are big buys.but i can live with that because L2 info along with charts and other info is invaluable..

other than that this thread would be dead without the input. i have no interest in this share other than as a trading opportunity. the technology in my view should be redundant.

keep posting SH ( dont take my minor criticisms to heart )

SueHelen - 22 Aug 2004 12:43 - 407 of 497

You should read all of my posts since 26 July 2004 and see why I post trades data but not every trade as you seem to think Superrod. And why I labelled the 100K buys large...
Without myself posting the online limits, there is no where most would have known that the 150K and 100K trades at 6.35 pence were buys on Friday afternoon, more hints with reasons earlier in the thread.

SueHelen - 22 Aug 2004 12:46 - 408 of 497

A reply from Leigh Stimpson regarding the article in Hants Business magazine posted here during the week.

Dear...

Thank you for your communication and concern. Please let me confirm that the article in question is not remotely accurate.

We are moving ahead with the NHS albiet not as fast as we would like, but never the less we are making positive progress.

It is sad that our first Nightingale sales have come from the United States but again this is positive progress.


Kind regards
Leigh Stimpson
Group CEO
Energy Technique

SueHelen - 22 Aug 2004 12:48 - 409 of 497

Noticed the word SALES from the US in the reply. If taken as is stated in the plural that means more than one. They could well have had more sales in the US since the first product sale. I suppose they can't announce a RNS on every sale. The first one was a landmark so it had to be announced via a RNS.

Snip - 23 Aug 2004 15:18 - 410 of 497

Gone quiet on here today!!! let the chart speak (as usual)

graph.php?movingAverageString=39%2C%2C&m

SueHelen - 23 Aug 2004 16:45 - 411 of 497

Hi Snip, what is it with you, as I say always keep an eye on the offer price. Double tick down on the bid so what the offer price hasn't come down. The price is just consolidating at this range whilst we await further news. The price has been able to hold between 6.0-7.0 pence for the last 2 weeks in the absence of news which is quite good with the price building a base at this level.

You're trying to tell me with your fancy chart that you have posted that with the NHS presentations next week, and just because a tick down is showing on the chart that all is doom and gloom. Why did you not post a chart here on Friday when it was showing a tick up for that day.

This is strange, but your stock that you recommended HSD has fallen 20% on Friday and a further 37% today and you still have not updated the vulnerable investors as to why. You have not posted any news which came out last week and today, just postings of your fancy charts as usual. I've told you before as well, you look at news first then charts. Massive falls, and you expect HSD to be 200pence in a matter of weeks from today's close of 44.00 pence.

SueHelen - 23 Aug 2004 17:12 - 412 of 497

NHS Presentations on Wednesday 1 September 2004 (Next Week).

SueHelen - 23 Aug 2004 20:15 - 413 of 497

Quote of the Day :
Close at 6.00-7.00 pence, Offer price still not coming down from 7.00 pence

"Always look at the buy price as an indication as to what folks would have to pay to get a slice of the action".

SueHelen - 23 Aug 2004 22:25 - 414 of 497

Another change on Investtech Analysis after today's close :

Short term has been upgraded to POSITIVE CANDIDATE from Weak Positive Candidate (see my previous Investtech post).

Positive Candidate (Short term) - Aug 23, 2004
Has broken through the floor of a rising trend channel. This indicates a slower rising rate at first, or the start of a more horizontal development. The stock has support at p 5.10 and resistance at p 7.00. Volume tops correspond well with price tops, and volume bottoms correspond well with price bottoms. This weakens the trend break. The stock is overall assessed as technically positive for the short term.

Neutral (Medium term) - Aug 23, 2004
Is within a falling trend. Continued negative development within the trend channel is indicated. The stock has resistance at p 8.70. 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.

Neutral (Long term) - Aug 23, 2004
Is within a falling trend. Continued negative development within the trend channel is indicated. 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 is testing the resistance at p 6.80, which may give a negative reaction. Volume tops and volume bottoms correspond well with tops and bottoms in the price. Volume balance is also positive, which weakens the falling trend and could be an early signal for a coming trend break. Trading volume has increased substantially lately, which may be because of fundamental news. The stock is overall assessed as technically neutral for the long term.

goldfinger - 24 Aug 2004 01:11 - 415 of 497

Hi Sue Helen glad to see you rid of Dilbert. He can really be a pain at times.(nice lad really)

Please keep in touch and let me know how you are going on. You look to be in prime form a bit like our 'Kellie Edwards' well done lass, your a tribute to the nation and you also saved me 500 quid when I said this teatime no British athlete would win a gold medal, PHEW. Thank god they didnt have the balls at the bar.

cheers GF.

SueHelen - 24 Aug 2004 09:51 - 416 of 497

Tick up on the bid today back to 6.25 pence on no buys.

Snip - 24 Aug 2004 16:42 - 417 of 497

EXCUSE ME SH. I did tell readers that HSD is a risky stock (I do assume that you can read even though your writings are very selective ie RAMP style)I sold HSD at profit again and am preparing to re-enter however that has nothing to do with this thread

RAMPING does not pull in discerning buyers by the way

Now a chart cannot lie and this is a super example of a downtrend still in formation

graph.php?momentumPeriodString=14%2C%2C&

SueHelen - 24 Aug 2004 16:48 - 418 of 497

But you were saying that when I got in at 4.95 pence as well, if I followed your advice and not looked at the 2 news releases then 40% gain would have been lossed by myself.

Rewind back, another new chart today, why not post the same one as yesterday. Is it because for today there is a tick up at the end.

Your regular posting of the charts is becoming amusing now.

Look at newsflow first Snip.

Snip - 24 Aug 2004 16:58 - 419 of 497

ok a shorter time-scale chart curtesy of moneyam facilities for the discerning and knowledgable investor (ie not for sheep who are easily led by rampers)

note the ROC (rate of change) it is showing negativity

graph.php?pdFullS1=28&ROCPeriodString2=&

SueHelen - 24 Aug 2004 16:59 - 420 of 497

The below chart is the one you posted yesterday, why not post the same one :

graph.php?modeMA=Simple&startDate=24%2F0

Look at the nice uptrend since I first got in on 27 July 2004. The price is on the verge of a breakout above 6.50 pence. What you do Snip, draw a line from the top and one from the bottom and you'll see a big wedge forming.

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