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Thenew Radiopharmaceutical Production Line realized by Tema Sinergie for SWAN Isotopen, swiss company leader and specialized in the production of radiopharmaceuticals for Nuclear Medicine, has been designed and developed to reach a complete and avantgarde management in the production, handling, and dispensing process of various radiopharmaceuticals, designated both to diagnosis and therapy.

The result is a maximized and compact Radiopharmaceutical Production Line made by three main segments, that allow to manage the different phases of the production process following specific requests, as underlined by Dr. Konrade von Bremen CEO and Riccardo Bosi Head of Infrastructure & Operation at SWAN Isotopen AG.


The professionalism of its personnel and the possibility to completely customize the equipment are just some of the strengths, for which we consider Tema Sinergie as our choice. For us it is the best solution for the implementation of new production lines.


The long-standing cooperation between SWAN Isotopen and Tema Sinergie has resulted in an efficient and optimized production process in compliance with current guidelines, ISO and general cGMP regulations.


As the synthesis is completed, the radiopharmaceutical is transferred, through capillary channels, to the two dispensing hot cells, model DTC.

These units are designed for Class C laboratories and completely conformed to GMP regulations.

The hot cells are key to the radiopharmaceutical dispensing operations, the vials automatic extraction and aseptic environment sterilization, as set out by the most rigorous pharmaceutical standards.


Inside every DTC an automatic vial dispensing device (model CRP Compact) has been installed. This device drastically reduces every kind of intervention by the operator: thanks to its automatic vial filling feature, the CRP Compact ensures a quick, safe and accurate dispensing.


Even if the CRP Compact can manage both opened and closed vials, in this case it was chosen to dedicate each system to just one dispensing mode.

This choice cuts the production time and, on the other hand, it allows to manage both kinds of vials simultaneously.


The line provides a data managing and processing complete with every production process data, aligned with the highest integrity and incorruptibility standards of the data themselves.


The city of Accra is well served by airways, railways and roadways. The Kotoka International Airport, located 10km from downtown Accra, serves both civil and military purposes. The city also has two of the three main rail lines of the country.


After being abandoned for almost two decades, the Ghana railway system recently went through a major transformation. In October 2010, John Atta Mills, the Ghanaian President inaugurated a diesel engine train service worth $23m on the revamped Accra-Tema rail network.


In 2007, the government awarded a design, build, operate and transfer contract to Peatrack for expansion, reconstruction and operation of a rail network between Accra-Tema and Paga. The project has a concessionary period of 35 years.


Initially, two diesel multiple units (DMUs) are being used to carry the travellers on the Accra-Tema route. Each train comprises a diesel engine and three or more trailing coaches depending on requirements. The two trains can carry 1,200 travellers at a go.


Some of the chief features of the train include lower fuel consumption, automatic door locks and an automatic passenger information service system. Using this, the driver can get in touch with the conductors or ticket collectors. The trains also have facilities for handicapped persons.


According to Dan Markin, chairman of the Ghana Railway Development Authority (GRDA), a memorandum of understanding has been signed and funding promised by some foreign institutions for the ECOWAS (Economic Community of West African States) line from Aflao-Tema-Accra, Winneba, Cape Coast and Takoradi, to Omaape.


TEMA stands for Triple Exponential Moving Average and is used to identify trends in the market. It was developed by Patrick Mulloy and was first published in the 1994 issue of Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities. Mulloy discovered that by developing a unique composite of a simple exponential moving average, double exponential moving average and a triple exponential moving average, he could reduce the amount of lag between the indicator and price action. The TEMA is a custom indicator and is not included in many trading platforms.


If the price breaks the triple exponential moving average in a bearish direction, we get a short signal. This means that any open long trade should be closed. At the same time, short trades should be considered.


At the same time, the price begins to move above the triple exponential moving average and the bullish candle imply that this trend is likely to be bullish. Therefore, we open a bullish trade with the closing of the bullish candle as shown on the image.


The VWMA acts as a standard moving average on the chart. The difference between the VWMA and the simple moving average is that the VWMA places emphasize periods with higher trading volume. This makes it the perfect tool to combine with the TEMA.


We will use the same 50-period TEMA in a combination with a 25-period VWMA (TEMA/2). We will open trades only when the TEMA and the VWMA cross. The trades should be in the direction of the crossover. We will hold each trade until the price action breaks the volume weighted MA in the opposite direction.


The chart above starts with a price increase and a bullish crossover between the two indicators. This generates a long signal between the triple EMA and the volume weighted MA. Following our strategy, we open a long position.


Notice, in this case, the TEMA fails to provide a reliable exit signal. The VWMA, on the other hand, contains the price in a better way than the TEMA. The reason for this is that the VWMA indicator is a volume-based moving average. In this manner, the indicator gains additional inclination when volumes are higher.


Even though we had a break, we stay until we see a breakout in the volume weighted line. This happens 16 minutes later when a bigger bearish candle appears on the chart. We get a valid exit signal and we close our long trade on the GE stock.


The TEMA plus the volume indicator is another strategy for trading with TEMA; however, the entry signals are sometimes hard to determine. The reason for this is that in many cases, volumes might be confusing. If the volume bar is somewhere in the middle, is the trading volume low, or high? This sometimes confuses and fails the traders who attempt to enter a position.


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The Triple Exponential Moving Average (TEMA) is a technical analysis tool used in trading to identify trends and potential trading opportunities. It is a variation of the traditional Exponential Moving Average (EMA) that uses three EMA calculations to reduce lag and provide more accurate trend identification. Technical analysis is an important aspect of trading that involves using charts and other tools to analyze market trends and identify potential trading opportunities. In this article, we will explore the TEMA and its use in trading, including how it is calculated, what it tells us about the market, and its potential advantages and disadvantages. At the end of this article, readers will have a better understanding of the TEMA and how it can be used in their trading strategies.


The TEMA is a popular technical analysis indicator used by traders to analyze the direction and strength of a trend in a market. The TEMA is calculated by applying three separate exponential moving averages to price data, with each EMA having a different time period. The resulting indicator gives more weight to recent price action while smoothing out the noise of short-term fluctuations. Compared to other moving averages, TEMA is considered to be more responsive to changes in price trends, providing traders with earlier signals to buy or sell. Using TEMA can provide several benefits, such as reducing the impact of false signals and minimizing the time lag in identifying price trends.


Interpreting TEMA signals is an important aspect of using this technical analysis tool effectively in trading. TEMA can help traders identify trends in the market by smoothing price data over multiple time periods. When the TEMA line moves up, it indicates a bullish trend, while when it moves down, it indicates a bearish trend. Traders can also look for TEMA crossovers with price action, where a TEMA line crossing above the price indicates a buy signal and a TEMA line crossing below the price indicates a sell signal. In addition, TEMA can be used as a support or resistance level, with traders looking for price bounces off the TEMA line to confirm its effectiveness as a trend indicator. Overall, understanding how to interpret TEMA signals is crucial to effectively using this technical analysis tool in trading.


Trading strategies using the Triple Exponential Moving Average (TEMA) can be a great way to identify trend directions and take advantage of opportunities in the market. This technical indicator consists of three separate EMAs that interact with each other, creating a powerful crossover signal when combined with other indicators such as MACD and RSI. By using proper position sizing and risk management strategies in conjunction with TEMA crossovers, savvy traders can take advantage of the momentum that others may miss to generate returns without compromising their risk profile. As such, learning how to use TEMA tools within an established trading plan is essential for any modern trader seeking success in the markets.

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