EQUITIES Transatlantic Corporate Conference to Be Held at the American Stock Exchange, London Stock Exchange, and the Borsa Italiana in Milan.

LOS ANGELES -- EQUITIES Magazine proudly announces its first-ever Transatlantic Corporate Conference, aimed at bringing together American small-cap companies and European investors. This exciting event will also be Webcast at http://www.visualwebcaster.com/equitiesmag/amex2006/event.html

An Investment Bridge To Europe:

EQUITIES Transatlantic Conference will begin on September 15 at the American Stock Exchange in New York City, where a select group of emerging growth companies will present to a sophisticated audience of brokers, fund managers, investment professionals, and active retail investors. The keynote speaker for the event will be AMEX CEO Neal Wolkoff, followed by Senior VP of Equities John McGonegal. These promising public companies will then travel to the London Stock Exchange on the 18th, where they will be greeted by keynote speaker Martin Graham, Head of the AIM market. The conference will finish on the 20th at the Borsa Italiana stock exchange in Milan, with keynote speaker Lodovico Rosnati, Director of Equities

Presenting Companies

Of the 12 exciting companies presenting, four of these promising public companies are:

--LipidViro Tech, Inc. (LPVT), Salt Lake City, Utah, is an early-stage biotechnology company engaged in research and commercial development of d-OSAB Therapy, a treatment targeting cardiovascular disease and stroke. During 2006, LipidViro is scheduled to commence a 100-patient, double-blinded, placebo-controlled Phase IIa study treating acute ischemic brain stroke.

--MacroChem Corp. (MACM), Wellesley, Mass., is a specialty pharmaceutical company with two clinical development-stage products containing the company's patented enhancer, SEPA(R): EcoNail(TM), to treat fungal infections of the nail, and Opterone(R), to treat male hypogonadism. In addition to its SEPA technology, the company is also evaluating applications for MacroDerm(TM), its patented series of polymers that impede penetration of active ingredients through the skin.

--Oramed Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (ORMP), Jerusalem, Israel, is an Israeli company focused on developing oral delivery solutions based on proprietary technology. Oramed is currently developing an oral insulin capsule for treatment of Type 1 and 2 diabetes. The company is also pursuing the development of additional oral delivery solutions for other drugs and vaccines.

--Power Air Corp. (PWAC), Livermore, Calif., is a fuel-cell company working on new fuel-cell technology. The company's zinc air fuel cell will be the first re-fuelable, back up generator which can operate indoors, efficiently and emission free.

Transatlantic Conference Sponsors include:

Marsten Webb International, an international corporate communications firm which offers an unrivaled knowledge of markets and media throughout the globe; Richardson & Patel, a fast-growing, bi-coastal business law firm dedicated to helping emerging growth companies get the legal expertise they need; Bankside, a London-based public relations consultancy firm with a detailed knowledge of overseas and dual listing; Bigdough, an innovative provider of capital markets contact and ownership data; Onstream Media Corporation, an online service provider of live and on-demand, rich media communications, specializing in online audio and video corporate communications; and Interbank FX, an online currency trading firm focused on providing direct access and the latest trading technology to its worldwide customers.

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EQUITIES Global Communications, Inc is a privately held corporation based in Los Angeles. EQUITIES Magazine is written in a no-holds-barred style developed by its award-winning editor Robert J. Flaherty -- a legend in financial journalism. Flaherty is considered one of the nation's most outstanding investigative reporters on undiscovered, emerging, and middle-market companies, and was previously named "one of the most influential journalists" by The Journal of Financial Reporting. Covering the most exciting companies in the small and mid-cap markets, EQUITIES' readers include some of the financial community's most savvy and respected investment professionals -- including corporate executives, market makers, traders, fund managers, institutional investors, portfolio managers, stockbrokers, analysts, and sophisticated individual investors. In addition, EQUITIES Magazine has developed the most comprehensive investor awareness programs on the market, developing strategic marketing campaigns to help expose promising public companies to the investor marketplace. These programs include our EQUITIES Corporate Conferences, currently held four times a year at the Yale Club in New York City. EQUITIES is also the publisher of the renowned stock advisory newsletter -- EQUITIES Special Situations, which gained 14.78% versus 6.2% for the Wilshire 5000 Index in 2005, making this the fourth year in a row that the newsletter has substantially beaten the Index, according to The Hulbert Financial Digest.

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