Nationally Recognized Analyst Picks Hot OTC Stock!
WESTON, FL, Sep. 18, 2003 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- Wall Street News Alert's "stocks to watch" this morning are: Amarillo Biosciences Incorporated (OTC BB: AMAR), Citigroup Inc. (NYSE: C), Calypte Biomedical (OTC BB: CYPT) and NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA).
Watch Amarillo Biosciences, Inc. (OTC BB: AMAR) stock for a potential move this morning! J. David Stewart, a nationally recognized analyst who has been the focus of feature stories in Money magazine, FORTUNE and Entrepreneur, featured the company as his TOP PICK on AGRO-TERRORISM (www.stewartreport.com). Stewart, whose web site boast impressive percentage gains for the stocks that he follows, expresses concerns over America's livestock and their vulnarability to attacks by agro-terrorists. He states that the government's current proposed response to the introduction of foreign animal diseases such as foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) is to depopulate affected and exposed animals (animals, which are not infected with FMD, but have been in contact with infected animals). Depopulation could involve the slaughter of millions of animals, with the carcasses disposed of by burning, composting, rendering or burial -- a process that could cost billions of dollars.
According to Stewart, Amarillo has a solution to Depopulation, involving the company's 18 patents on the use of oral interferon introduced into livestock feed as a stimulus to improve the animals' ability to resist FMD infection. Furthermore, CDAD (Committee to Develop an Alternative of Depopulation) will be presenting itself to almost all areas of Defense. "CDAD" is composed of industry, university and government experts on epidemiology, immunology, animal nutrition, virology, biostatistics, pathology and animal production. David Stewart believes their cumulative presence could be impactful of world events. Dr. Joseph Cummins, President of Amarillio Biosciences, recently announced the formation of CDAD to prepare possible government responses in the event foreign animal diseases are introduced into the U.S. livestock industry.
Stocks showing interesting activity yesterday were: Citigroup Inc. (NYSE: C) up .54% on 13.3 million shares traded, Calypte Biomedical Corp (OTC BB: CYPT) down 7.8% on 9.8 million shares traded and NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) up 1.1% on 7.5 million shares traded.
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