Cord Blood America was one of my best picks for 2009 (not my best, but close).  I had correctly called its September move (as the chart below will indicate).  I think that it might be time to take another look at Cord Blood America, Inc. (CBAI). Here is a link to my earlier blog.

Truthfully, it has been flogged unmercifully in the penny stock press.  It has been hailed as everything from the next Genentech to the next Spongetech.  I think the truth is somewhere in the middle.

CBAI is a stock built on hype.  It really hasn’t proven that its business model can actually work.  My wife and I have 4 kids and after each birth we were given the opportunity to harvest cord blood.  We declined each time…too expensive, the value to our children wasn’t clear in our mind, logistics of storing and accessing it….a whole host of reasons.

Having said all this, I think that CBAI might actually make it….at least long enough for traders to make some money. I have been reading the press releases and the company is taking great pains to both dazzle and teach.  Glitzy Las Vegas-style openings are contrasted with PR’s that tell of debt extinguishments, agreements signed, alliances gained, etc…  The truth is that CBAI lives a hand-to-mouth existence.  It has little or no cash and negative cash flow.  Debt is less of a problem than it was in ‘09 with some debt being retired, but they are not “out of the woods”.

I think the chart is positive and if CBAI can catch fire, I would expect to see some strong gains.

Here is the chart

CBAI seems to be consolidating at this level (as my chart indicates).    Any break below the current price of $.009 and the stock should be avoided.  I don’t believe that it will weaken, but, then again, my crystal ball is in the shop.

Good luck and good trading,

Jeffrey Dean

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eCrypt Technologies (ECRY) Prevents Hackers From Invading Your Privacy And Stealing Your Identity!

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Cyber crime is a profitable business. So profitable in fact that it’s surpassed illegal drug trafficking as a felon’s #1 moneymaker.

And wireless email users are a juicy and easy target.

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· Worldwide there’s 1 known hacker for every 15 wireless email users

· 10 million Americans will become victims of identity theft this year.

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· 70% of identity theft victims may never recover from damages to their credit rating

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Sirius XM Radio (SIRI) has made an almost miraculous comeback from irrelevancy (and penny stock land) over the past few months.  SIRI has seen its stock rise from the low $.50’s at the end of 2009 to a recent high of around $1.15 just a few days ago.  This was very good news for the company.  Since it was facing a NASDAQ delisting and with the stock trading above the magic $1.00 mark for a period of time, SIRI was thinking it was “scot-free”.  Think again.

Last week’s drop (and this week’s continuing drop) was not surprising given the overheated condition of the stock from all indicators.  It is not clear what effect short sellers had in the decline since the short squeeze had been on for many months with the advance of the stock price.  SIRI fought through all of those challenges….that is until now.

SIRI has one more chance to regain compliance with NASDAQ regs if it can trade above $1.00 for 10 consecutive days before the March 15th date imposed by the exchange.  I don’t see that happening.  The reverse split that has been discussed seems the only option now despite management’s contention that they will be able to get a variance on appeal.  NOT BLOODY LIKELY.

SIRI should have executed the reverse split when they were so strong late last year.  The market was really pumped on SIRI and its progress.  Institutions were buying and retail investors were very happy with the run-up.  Now with a delisting notice sure to come, short sellers will be circling SIRI like sharks looking for blood.  I think the short term outlook for SIRI is definitely bearish.

Here is a chart that shows what I mean.

Is SIRI a dead dog?  Will shorters drive this one right back down to 50 cents (or lower) again.  I don’t think so.  SIRI is in a “stew of its own making”, but I think will be a good stock to buy on dips.  Right now, I would hold off (unless you are shorting the stock).  The boards and investor sentiment are telling me that this one has farther to fall.  Retail investors might not like it when they do the reverse stock split, but IMO it is inevitable.

Do your own due diligence.  It continues to be a hot topic on the boards that I monitor and it is fun to read what people write.  Make up your own mind.

Good luck and good trading,

Jeffrey Dean

Editor-in-Chief

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