*SWINE FLU IS A MIXTURE OF PIG, BIRD AND HUMAN FLU
*PHYSCHOLOGY OF OUTBREAK FLU COULD HAVE IMPACT ON GLOBAL RECOVERY
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Government officials are worried that a swine flu outbreak that has already killed dozens in people in Mexico and already affected more than a thousand people combined in various countries including the United States, could stall the economic the economic recovery. Markets worldwide are under pressure, with futures in US showing a negative start." The battle for Dow 8000 has raged for more than 5 weeks as I predicted back in March. The 8000 level is a major resistance level in this leg up from the bottom near the 6500 bottom. A swine flu outbreak scare could give the bears ammunition to take this Dow below 8000 again." said the real economist.
In the meantime, http://www.microcapstock.blogspot.com/ has a speculative buy rating on GVSS with a 4 month target of 45 cents. A Spring Fling 2009 could turn more bullish for healthcare, medical technology and biotechnology stocks on news of the flu outbreak. PURE ( Pure Bioscience ) is soaring on the news of the outbreak because their formula kills viruses and bacteria. It is suggested to do careful and extensive due diligence before acting on any purchase or sale of securities. http://www.therealeconomist.blogspot.com/ endorses the consulting with financial and legal experts ahead of any consideration of purchase.
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