CBAI - Cord Blood America Inc. : A good stock to buy?

[g1s]

Currently trading at .0072. I know it had a small rally a few days back but I have some funds available and was looking for a few good biopharmaceutical. I already have these:

ACTC
ADLS
ADXS
AEN
AMAR
ARDM
AVII
BIEL
CRXX
CTIC
CVM
DARA
GETA
GLOB
GNVC
GOVX
HTDS
IMDS Sold today
MCET
OLGX
SNDY

[LUIGIO]

http://americanbulls.com/StockPage.asp?C...
Now could be the perfect time to get (back) in!!!

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Emergi....html?x=0&.v=1
This stock is a winner, I hope!
Normally this is going higher te next few days, slowly but steady!

WallStreetStockReview.com
Stocks to Watch: Mundus Group Inc. (OTCBB: MNDP), China Ritar Power Corp. (NASDAQ: CRTP), Hibbett Sports, Inc. (NASDAQ: HIBB), Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited (NYSE: TSM), AT&T Inc. (NYSE: T), China 3C Group (OTCBB: CHCG), Cord Blood America, Inc. (OTCBB: CBAI), Timberline Resources Corporation (AMEX: TLR), BMB Munai, Inc. (AMEX: KAZ)
Published: 10/14/09 03:00 AM EDT

[g1s]

Thanks....got in at .0072. 100K shares. It will be a hold/long stock. GL2U2

[favsun]

cbai seems to be trading btw .003 and .009. The new lab and any revenue gains may help push it past the penney mark.

[dgwd6388]

i wouldn't buy cbai, last thing i heard they set up their lab but its just an empty warehouse with nothing inside. All this facility does is cryogenically store embryonic stem cells. There are other companies that do this like KOOL and they seem to have already been established. I don't think cbai will go up anytime soon.

[tingram]

Since stem cells will be the next wave of medical treatment, I believe CBAI will is a great stock to have in your retirment account. Its not a daytrade but for long term investment. All other similar stem cell stocks are trading over $1.00 now.

[AmaanBava]

CBAI is the largest lab for stem cell storage . The grand opening ceremony will be on 22th Jan-2010 . Matt (CEO) announced that date on Money-TV.
Enjoy the ride guys..........

[Jerico]

Here's a better link:

MoneyTV with Donald Baillargeon