Good morning! Sorry for the hiatus. Busy weekend. I have been doing my homework though. BIEL released the news we have been waiting for: BioElectronics Technology More Effective Than Extra Strength Tylenol® in Reducing Muscle Soreness in Clinical Study: ActiPatch Proved 50 Percent More Effective Than Acetaminophen.
With all the negative press about the health risks of Acetaminophen on the table, Actipatch is a great product for the aches of pains of life. ActiPatch technology truncates the human body's natural inflammatory response by breaking the cycle of chronic inflammation. ActiPatch does this by delivering sensation-free pulsed electromagnetic energy and RF waves directly to the affected area and driving out the edematous fluid along with byproducts of the damaged tissue. The effect is well documented and results in a significant overall improvement in the restorative and recovery process following a soft tissue injury. This speedier healing results in a significant reduction in the pain associated with the injury. ActiPatch has been used by thousands of people throughout the world and maintains a 100% safety profile.
Currently, Biolectronics is awaiting FDA approval and once it happens, there will be a substantial increase in pps (price per share). Also, remember that there are rumors floating about potential acquisition by a larger company.
BIEL is currently trading at around .10 a share. Get in while the getting is good!
VirTra Receives Firearm Training Simulator Orders from Top Police Forces in Georgia and Tennessee http://www.sys-con.com/node/1188650
VTSI (http://www.virtrasystems.com/) is a company I stumbled on a few months ago and have added them to my watchlist. I began watching them at .05 and they are currently at .095. They posted their sixth record breaking quarter in a row this month as news (and orders) of their product gain ground in the realm of law enforcement and military. Thomsan Reuters has given them an analyst rating of outperform. VirTra has already sold consecutive orders to Lockheed Martin as well as international and U.S. police forces and military. The simulation training products from VirTra is proven to save lives and federal and state government funding will aid in these programs being purchased.
VirTra Systems, Inc. manufactures, markets and sells its immersive virtual reality (IVR) products in two markets, which includes law enforcement and military. The Company offers two versions of its IVR 360-degree high-definition firearms training simulators: the IVR HD for use in marksmanship, conflict resolution, and situational awareness training of law enforcement and security officers, and the IVR 4G, for use in military firearms/marksmanship training, situational awareness, and fourth-generation squad-based training.
Watch the product video! http://www.virtrasystems.com/tr_video.html. Playstation and Wi, eat your heart out!!
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