  After recent work of Hill, Hopkins, and Ravenel on the Kervaire invariant one
problem, as well as Adams' solution of the Hopf invariant one problem, an
immediate consequence of Curtis conjecture is that the set of spherical classes
in $H_*Q_0S^0$ is finite. Similarly, Eccles conjecture, when specialised to
$X=S^n$ with $n>0$, together with Adams' Hopf invariant one theorem, implies
that the set of spherical classes in $H_*QS^n$ is finite. We prove a filtered
version of the above the finiteness properties. We show that if $X$ is an
arbitrary $CW$-complex such that $H_*X$ is finite dimensional then the image of
the composition ${_2\pi_*}\Omega^l\Sigma^{l+2}X\to{_2\pi_*}Q\Sigma^2X\to
H_*Q\Sigma^2X$ is finite; the finiteness remains valid if we formally replace
$X$ with $S^{-1}$. As an immediate and interesting application, we observe that
for any compact Lie group $G$ with $\dim\mathfrak{g}>1$ and for any $n>0$ the
image of the composition
${_2\pi_*}Q\Sigma^{\dim\mathfrak{g}}BG_+^{[n]}\to{_2\pi_*}Q\Sigma^{\dim\mathfrak{g}}BG_+\to
{_2\pi_*}Q_0S^0\to H_*Q_0S^0$ is finite where $\Sigma^{\dim\mathfrak{g}}BG_+\to
S^0$ is a suitably twisted transfer map. Next, we consider work of Koschorke
and Sanderson which using Thom-Pontrjagin construction provides a $1$-$1$
correspondence (a group isomorphism if $m+d>0$) $\Phi^{N,\xi}_{m,d}:
\mathrm{Imm}_\xi^d(\mathbb{R}^m\times N) \longrightarrow
[N_+,\Omega^{m+d}\Sigma^dT(\xi)]$. We apply work of Asadi and Eccles on
computing Stiefel-Whitney numbers of immersions to show that given a framed
immersion $M\to\mathbb{R}^{n+k}$ and choosing $n$ very large with respect to
$d$ and $k$, all self-intersection manifolds of an arbitrary element of
$\mathrm{Imm}_\xi^d(\mathbb{R}^m\times N)$ are boundary.
