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Biotech / Medical : IMNR - Immune Response

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To: Manny Gugliuzza who wrote (923)	7/13/1998 1:38:00 AM
From: ahhaha	Read Replies (2) of 1510

The most bullish fundamental development is the major drug company partnerships. This gives credibility to the subtleties of Immune's approach. If I get into describing that technically, it's just a bunch of gobble-de-gook that no one understands including me. I hold on faith. My technical approach is based on every trade analysis taken by computer and evaluated by dynamic equations of elasticity relative to instantaneous supply and demand integrated over time. My use of stochastics is the eigenvalues of the solution space of the Fokker-Planck-Kolmogorov Diffusion Equation. They are wave state equations which give the elastic state for a given integrated period. The equations are my own creation of 20 years ago. They are conceptually based on Jesse Livermore's approach to trading. He would buy stock at market to test the sensitivity to marginal demand and then shut down to assess the non-biased state. He would do this constantly in order to find high or low density states where price persistence was possible under continuous but small intensities of demand or supply. We can't do this kind of testing synthetically these days, but the random public buying and selling noise can do it for us. One of the most significant measures I have to set the Diffusion Equation instantaneous parameters is the summed product of volume and 0-minus or 0-plus ticks over each run duration. Another is pure money flow calculated by the product of summed volume and price change per tick. These two measures were exceedingly strong during the last two weeks of May when the price was horrible and it looked like the show was over. Money flow has come down a little during the public's mad dash to get out at any cost, but definitely not commensurate to the price collapse. Simply stated, when this stock is run up, it's sold down. My stochastic differential equation analysis says this stock is going up. Buy it and forget about it.

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