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                   At               the               conclusion               of               each               week,               VFC's               Stock               House               examines               the               stocks               and               stories               that               made               news               through               various               sectors               during               the               previous               trading               week,               but               may               also               make               headlines               or               influence               trends               during               the               upcoming               week               as               well.
                   Last               week,               Investors               continued               to               look               for               signs               that               the               global               economy               was               on               the               rebound.

    The               DOW               flirted               with               13,000,               but               was               unable               to               hold               that               mark               even               as               US               unemployment               numbers               looked               to               be               improving.

    Continued               concerns               of               debt               and               unemployment               in               Europe,               specifically               in               Greece               and               Spain,               still               weigh               heavily               on               the               prospects               of               overall               recovery.
                   Ongoing               tough               talk               from               Iran               and               a               potential               closing               of               the               Straits               of               Hormuz               has               oil               prices               surging               to               levels               not               seen               for               years               and               the               US               consumer               is               forced               to               pay               nearly               five               dollars               a               gallon               for               gas,               not               a               high               level               compared               to               European               prices,               for               example,               but               high               enough               to               pull               a               significant               amount               of               free               cash               flow               from               the               pockets               of               the               retail               investor.

    Last               week               was               also               one               of               numerous               high-profile               earnings               reports               from               various               sectors.

    Those               reports,               as               outlined               below,               led               to               some               expected               and               unexpected               volatility,               which               sets               up               another               exciting               trading               week.
                   In               Sports,               the               New               York               Mets               published               photos               of               Johan               Santana               pitching               batting               practice               to               Ike               Davis               during               the               opening               days               of               Spring               Training               -               which               will               likely               end               up               being               the               highlight               of               the               New               York               Mets'               season               for               2012.

    Too               bad               the               Rangers               and               the               Knicks               can't               carry               us               through               the               summer.
                   The               next               five               trading               sessions               are               sure               to               register               a               fair               amount               of               continued               economic               volatility,               and               there               are               sure               to               be               some               exciting               stories               to               watch.

    Here's               just               a               few               of               them:
                   Amarin               Corporation               (AMRN):               Up               12%,               down               10%               and               then               up               10%               again               before               another               fall.

    That's               the               type               of               week               that               Amarin               Corporation               (AMRN)               registered               last               week               amid               concerns               that               the               company               would               not               be               able               to               secure               a               key               patent               for               AMR-101,               a               treatment               for               very               high               triglycerides               that               proved               highly               successful               in               multiple               key               Phase               III               trials.
                   The               volatile               moves               resulting               from               the               patent               concerns               have               allowed               the               traders               to               have               a               field               day               with               this               stock,               but               the               dips               might               have               also               allowed               longs               to               load               up               in               anticipation               of               this               summer's               projected               approval               decision               by               the               FDA               for               AMR-101.
                   As               outlined               in               a               recent               company               report               ,               Amarin               filed               for               approval               of               its               lead               product               late               last               year               and               expects               to               hear               the               FDA               decision               in               July.
                   Although               the               patent               concerns               are               weighing               heavily               on               AMRN's               upside               for               the               short               term,               it's               widely               expected               that               the               company               will               eventually               secure               its               desired               patent,               and               general               sentiment               is               also               positive               that               the               FDA               will               ultimately               approve               AMR-101               for               the               treatment               of               high               triglycerides,               according               to               some               widely               circulated               media               reports               and               opinions.
                   A               solid               cash               position               also               reduces               some               of               the               inherent               risk               of               an               'FDA               decision               stock               pick',               and               there               is               also               the               potential               that               buyout               or               partnership               news               could               be               revisited               at               any               time.

    AMRN               soared               to               nearly               twenty               dollars               last               year               at               the               height               of               such               speculation               after               the               announcement               of               the               Phase               III               results.
                   Given               the               volatile               week               that               Amarin               leaves               behind,               this               will               be               one               of               the               top               stories               of               the               sector               to               keep               an               eye               on               during               the               coming               week.
                   Dendreon               Corporation               (DNDN):               Shares               of               Dendreon               (DNDN)               spiked               during               the               opening               weeks               of               2012               after               a               preliminary               report               of               rebounding               Provenge               sales               numbers               circulated               the               wires,               but               the               full               fourth               quarter               report               and               modest               projections               for               the               coming               months               sent               shares               back               towards               the               ten               dollar               mark               and               left               many               investors               wondering               if               the               golden               future               once               predicted               for               this               company               will               ever               regain               its               traction.
                   Although               Provenge               sales               are               still               growing,               as               evidenced               by               the               $77               million               in               fourth               quarter               sales,               as               opposed               to               the               $65               million               third               quarter               number,               it               is               concerns               of               slowing               growth               that               had               investors               spooked               enough               last               week               to               drop               the               DNDN               share               price               by               nearly               20%.
                   "As               we               look               at               January,               given               the               end               of               the               year               holiday               office               closures,               the               physicians               saw               fewer               patients,"               noted               Dendreon               President               and               CEO               John               Johnson               during               an               earnings               conference               call               on               Monday,               "Based               on               the               schedules               thus               far,               we               expect               our               first               quarter               will               have               minor               growth               in               a               low               single-digits."
                   The               low               single-digit               growth               contradicts               general               analyst               sentiment               that               had               predicted               high               single-digit               growth               for               the               quarter.
                   While               shares               dipped               to               below               the               eleven               dollar               level               last               week,               they               stabilized               above               that               price,               indicating               that               investors               still               may               be               far               from               giving               up               on               this               once-high-flyer               that               saw               it's               share               price               above               $40               within               just               the               past               year.
                   Any               sign               of               stability               at               the               current               trading               levels               could               be               viewed               as               a               positive               moving               forward,               although               the               lull               time               between               earnings               reports               also               leaves               a               chance               that               ten               bucks               could               be               revisited.
                   Dendreon               is               never               void               of               excitement               and               storyline,               and               this               week               should               be               no               different.
                   Immunocellular               Therapeutics               (IMUC.OB):               A               large               volume               spike               last               week               saw               IMUC               shares               nearly               touch               three               dollars               at               one               point               after               opening               the               week               at               under               the               two               dollar               mark.

    It               was               positive               news               regarding               this               company's               lead               product,               ICT-107               in               treating               glioblastoma,               that               led               to               this               stock's               run               to               the               mid               $2               range               last               year,               but               other               catalysts               have               started               to               unfold               that               solidify               Immunocellular               as               a               solid               short               to               mid               term               mover               while               investors               await               results               from               the               ongoing               Phase               II               trial,               which               should               start               coming               in               late               in               2012               into               early               2013.
                   A               financing               deal               announced               early               this               year               fills               the               cash               coffers               enough               to               last               through               the               initial               wave               of               results               release               and               new               institutional               interest               provides               proof               that               the               big               boys               are               starting               to               take               notice               of               this               company               and               its               technology,               just               as               a               potential               move               the               AMEX               or               another               large               board               is               being               discussed               for               IMUC               shares.
                   An               announcement               was               made               by               the               company               last               week               in               which               new               intellectual               property               was               secured               to               boost               the               pipeline               and               its               ultimate               potential,               another               factor               that               most               likely               contributed               to               the               swift               spike               in               price               and               volume.
                   Immunocellular's               will               be               a               story               to               continue               monitoring               this               week,               given               the               high-volumed               move               of               the               last               several               trading               sessions.
                   Human               Genome               Sciences               (HGSI):               After               falling               to               under               seven               dollars               during               the               closing               weeks               of               2011,               shares               of               Human               Genome               Sciences               (HGSI)               had               rebounded               to               the               ten               dollar               mark               in               2012               before               the               latest               earnings               announcement               sent               them               back               to               below               eight               bucks               amid               another               round               of               perceived               lackluster               Benlysta               sales.
                   Benlysta,               partnered               with               Britain's               GlaxoSmithKline               (GSK)               became               the               first               FDA-approved               treatment               for               lupus               in               over               a               half               century               last               year               and               many               thought               the               drug               could               become               an               instant               blockbuster.

    Like               Dendreon               and               that               company's               slagging               Provenge               sales,               however,               HGSI's               Benlysta               has               been               slow               to               gain               steam               on               the               market               and               investors               continue               to               grow               weary,               as               evidenced               by               last               week's               price               drop               following               the               earnings               report.
                   Sales               jumped               to               $26               million               for               the               fourth               quarter,               up               from               $18               million               during               the               previous               quarter,               as               company               officials               emphasized               in               a               conference               call               last               week               that               Doctors               are               currently               viewing               this               as               a               "trial               period"               for               Benlysta.
                   While               gaining               mass               acclaim               for               being               the               first               new               lupus               treatment               in               fifty               years,               Benlysta               may               also               be               suffering               somewhat               from               the               fact               that               there               is               a               reason               that               nothing               new               had               hit               market               in               so               long;               lupus               is               one               of               the               most               mysterious               and               hard-to-treat               conditions               out               there,               and               Doctors               want               to               be               convinced               that               the               new               treatment               works               before               whole-heartedly               prescribing               it               to               patients.
                   If               2012               is               still               determined               to               be               a               "trial               year"               for               Benlysta,               as               recent               analyst               comments               indicate,               then               those               with               an               eye               towards               the               longer               term               many               appreciate               the               once-again               sub-eight               dollar               prices.
                   HGSI               is               always               volatile               and               always               carries               the               potential               of               a               quick               spike,               especially               if               buyout               talk               is               reinvigorated,               so               with               just               one               week               removed               from               the               latest               earnings               report,               this               week               could               be               another               notable               one               for               shares               of               this               company.
                   Siga               Technologies               (SIGA):               Legal               issues               ,               political               drama               -               you               name               it               and               Siga's               got               it.

    Something               else               that               Siga               has,               however,               is               potentially               the               only               orally               administered               antiviral               drug               targeting               orthopoxviruses               that               works.
                   The               Biomedical               Advanced               Research               and               Development               Authority               of               the               United               States               Department               of               Health               and               Human               Services               (BARDA)               thought               enough               of               Siga's               ST-246               antiviral               to               award               a               near               half-billion               dollar               contract               to               the               company               last               year               in               a               move               to               fill               the               nation's               biodefense               stockpiles               as               a               preparatory               response               to               a               potential               smallpox               bioterror               attack.
                   Company               shares               spiked               late               last               year               and               early               this               year               after               an               initial               payment               was               received               from               BARDA,               but               volatile               trading               ruled               the               days               last               week               when               SIGA               straddled               the               three               dollar               mark               before               closing               down               by               nearly               ten               percent               on               Friday               after               an               uneventful               earnings               release               late               Thursday.
                   Reports               from               various               media               outlets               in               early               2012               predicted               a               four               dollar               short               term               share               price               for               SIGA,               but               shares               quicly               receded               to               the               current               levels               once               those               expectations               did               not               pan               out.

    Many               still               consider               this               company               a               solid               long               term               bet               on               the               basis               of               its               developing               technology               and               the               large               BARDA               contract,               which               leads               to               the               volatility               created               by               the               quick               price               moves.
                   The               short               term               has               proven               that               this               is               a               better               trader's               play               than               a               long               term               hold,               but               as               events               play               out,               both               strategies               could               be               rewarded.
                   Last               week               was               a               volatile               one               for               SIGA,               and               the               coming               week               may               prove               no               different.

    Keep               the               trading               finger               ready.
                   Celsius               Holdings               (CELH.PK):               Another               earnings               release               came               and               went               without               having               much               impact               on               the               CELH               share               price.

    Fourth               quarter               results               totaled               $1.8               million,               up               from               just               $103,000               during               the               same               quarter               of               the               previous               year,               although               down               from               the               $2.5               million               number               announced               for               the               previous               quarter.
                   The               numbers               are               another               sign,               however,               that               some               form               of               stability               has               been               achieved               after               the               failed               high-profile               marketing               campaign               of               2010               evaporated               millions               of               dollars               from               the               marketing               budget.

    While               that               campaign               attempted               to               quickly               launch               the               calorie-burning               Celsius               beverage               into               the               mainstream               with               force,               the               latest               strategy               is               to               return               to               the               small-marketing               roots               that               may               not               provide               instant               sales               bursts,               but               may               be               able               to               slowly               gain               traction               in               the               health-minded               pre-workout               sector.
                   According               to               last               week's               press               release               ,               "The               Company               announced               today               a               strategy               to               expand               the               Celsius               brand               through               Direct               to               Consumer               initiatives               and               to               restructure               and               support               its               retail               sales               efforts.

    The               campaigns               will               include               DRTV,               Affiliate               Networks,               Banner               Advertising,               Social               and               Digital               Media,               Direct               Mail,               Viral               Marketing               and               Health               Club               Sampling."
                   In               conjunction               with               that               strategy,               a               new               flavor               of               the               Celsius               powder               was               added               to               the               growing               inventory.

    'Outrageous               Orange"               joins               the               berry               flavored               powdered               packets               as               an               add-to-water               option               for               the               Celsius               brand.
                   Still               a               potential               growing               rebound               story,               the               news               has               not               yet               been               encouraging               enough               to               spark               an               all-out               move               in               price               and               volume,               but               this               is               still               one               to               keep               on               the               radar.

    The               trading               range               has               been               between               twenty               and               thirty               cents               of               late,               and               Friday's               close               was               towards               the               higher               end               of               that               spectrum.
                   ALSO               WATCH:
                   OncoVista               Innovative               Therapies               (OVIT.OB):               OncoVista               was               highlighted               last               week               at               VFC's               Stock               House               for               its               noticable               rise               in               both               volume               and               price.

    Another               huge               leap               in               volume               on               Friday,               accompanied               by               a               twelve               percent               price               jump,               foretells               the               possibility               that               something               might               be               brewing               behind               the               scenes               for               this               long-dormant               company.
                   The               most               advanced               product               in               OncoVista's               pipeline               is               OVI-123,               known               also               as               Cordycepin,               and               it               was               revealed               late               last               year               that               OncoVista               had               entered               into               an               agreement               with               Oncology               Therapeutic               Development               (OTD),               a               consulting               and               early               Clinical               Development               focused               CRO,               to               initiate               a               Phase               Ib               clinical               trial               of               Cordycepin               associated               to               Pentostatin               for               the               treatment               of               patients               with               terminal               deoxynucleotidyl               transferase               (TdT)-positive               refractory               leukemia.
                   The               estimated               market               potential               for               Cordycepin               is               greater               than               $350               million               annually,               according               to               statistics               posted               in               the               company's               website               ,               and               the               FDA               has               already               granted               the               product               an               Orphan               Drug               Designation.
                   OncoVista               is               also               developing               OVI-117               as               a               targeted               treatment               for               multiple               cancer               indications.

    This               product               is               in               the               latter               stages               of               pre-clinical               development,               but               may               hold               greater               market               potential               than               Cordycepin,               should               it               make               it               that               far               through               development               to               commercialization.
                   Given               last               week's               sharp               move               higher,               this               will               be               one               to               watch               during               the               coming               week               as               well.
                   InVivo               Therapeutics               (NVIV.OB):               InVivo               recently               announced               the               full               exercise               of               its               over-allotment               option               for               a               recent               stock               offering,               a               good               indicator               that               confidence               is               being               built               for               the               company's               potentially               ground-breaking               technology               to               treat               severe               spinal               cord               injuries               (SCI).
                   NVIV               shares               quickly               rebounded               from               the               prices               of               the               offering               and               will               be               worth               keeping               an               eye               on               this               week               -               and               the               months               to               come               -               as               2012               is               shaping               up               to               become               a               pivotal               year               in               this               company's               progression.
                   The               long               wait               for               a               cure               for               paralysis               may               be               over,               if               preclinical               studies               hold               true               through               the               human               phases               of               testing,               so               don't               let               NVIV               stray               too               far               from               the               radar.
                   Pharmacyclics,               Inc.

    (PCYC):               This               one               continues               to               prove               me               wrong.

    Although               the               potential               of               the               Pharmacyclics               pipeline               and               technology               is               huge,               I've               expressed               my               concerns               about               investing               in               a               company               with               nothing               beyond               Phase               II               that               boasts               a               near-two               billion               dollar               market               cap.
                   Others               don't               seem               to               share               my               caution,               however,               as               evidenced               by               the               twenty               five               dollar               share               price,               but               this               should               continue               to               be               a               stock               to               watch.

    If               the               current               prices               can               hold,               then               it               could               be               a               huge               indicator               that               investors               are               willing               to               place               a               higher               level               in               confidence               in               solid               Phase               II               pipeline               products,               which               could               bode               well               for               other               'Phase               II'               companies               in               the               sector.
                   SiriusSM               (SIRI):               A               renewed               push               to               $2.50               -               or               higher               -               may               be               materializing.

    Confidence               is               again               growing               in               this               company               after               solid               fourth               quarter               numbers               were               announced               earlier               this               month,               and               a               four               percent               price               spike               on               Friday               that               was               accompanied               by               some               positive               press               reporting               is               a               sign               that               the               $2.50               mark               may               come               sooner,               rather               than               later.
                   GelTech               Solutions               (GLTC.OB):               Volume               has               slipped               for               this               early-year               high-flyer               ,               and               price               has               followed,               but               the               potential               of               GelTech               to               realize               pivotal               goals               this               year               still               remains.

    The               company's               lead               product,               FireIce,               could               revolutionize               the               firefighting               industry               and               2012               is               set               to               become               a               year               of               new               distribution               deals               and               evolving               business               plan.
                   Given               the               recent               spike               and               then               quick               retracement,               this               week               could               be               an               indicator               if               the               early-year               run               was               a               flash               in               the               pan               or               if               another               reversal               is               due               to               take               effect.
                   Cytosorbents               Corporation               (CTSO.OB):               Still               hovering               around               the               fifteen               cent               mark,               the               recently-silent               Cytosorbents               may               still               be               priming               itself               to               recognize               another               milestone               year               in               the               company's               development.
                   Volume               picked               up               a               bit               last               week,               although               only               modestly               from               previous               sessions,               but               it               was               noteworthy               enough               to               put               CTSO               back               on               the               radar               for               the               upcoming               week.
                   With               CytoSorb               on               the               market               in               Europe               for               the               treatment               of               conditions               where               high               cytokines               are               present,               and               with               the               company               methodically               advancing               its               technology,               this               one               is               still               a               sleeper.
                   Keep               an               eye               on               these               stories               and,               as               always,               happy               trading.
                   Disclosure:               Long               CTSO,               GLTC,               CELH,               HGSI,               SIGA,               NVIV,               OVIT,               IMUC.






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