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Technology Stocks : Whats with Proxima ?

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To: Donald B. Fuller who wrote (18)	3/19/1996 7:14:00 AM
From: Bobby Yellin	of 72

I have spoken with the Investor's Relation person Jim Kilpatrick who is very cordial and informative- Hopefully their problems are behind them-they manufacture their own products-he said margins are high on this type of product...they have a good distributor now who deals in large orders..unlike before. I think he said that their new product won the best product award in a show in Paris.. They also manufacture a flat monitor that is expensive and is selling- he said trading firms who need a few monitors on their desk are good buyers because of its size-(not depth not much room) The float is small and it is selling at about book value-there is a chance that Fidelity still owns a chunk of the company-I think I read that somewhere-since I follow too many stocks-I occasionally get confused...I hope this helps (they may become profitable in the second quarter) Nview Corp I copied this from TECHWEB-***************************** By NView, Newport News, Va., debuted the Diamond D-400 during Comdex/Fall, which is a self-contained projector that uses Digital Light Processing for presentations with the lights on. The Diamond D-400 connects up to four input sources, two for computers and two for video, for multimedia presentations and uses a reversible cable compatible with Macintosh and PC-based systems. It projects with 350 ANSI lumens and more than 16.7 million colors using a 270-watt metal-halide bulb with 640 x 480 resolution. Diamond-D is priced at $9,495 and will be available in the fourth quarter. Copyright 1995 by CMP Publications. All rights reserved. es)

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