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Technology Stocks : RGFX Raster Graphics
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To: Sam Citron who wrote (183)8/12/1997 7:01:00 PM
From: joseph burns   of 593
 
Dear Sam, I would not look to close at cash flow. A company that is introducing new products and experiencing record growth is going to invest much dollars. It was just two yrs ago that i bought real and icot (now amtx) for $2/share and .75/share. Each stock was a ten bagger and although i had only a few thousand shares of each , I am glad i did not invest because of their negative cash flow (especially icot). I like RGFX because of its market cap , earnings potential in an expolsive market and company direction and leadership. A quote from recent news where the company shows an aggressive approach to sales;

``We believe Robert's broad experience in international markets will be
very valuable to Raster Graphics,'' said Rak Kumar, Raster Graphics
president and CEO. ``International markets represent a growth
opportunity for large-format graphics, and developing these markets is
an important part of our strategy.''

The article from Bloomberg that I quoted in an earlier post was given to me from someone that works for a mutal fund. She basically told me that any company associated with marketing and sales should do extremely well given the worldwide market for it. I remember her saying "world-wide" and it seems RGFX knows there is money to be made. I for one will wait 1-2 years and then we can look back and see if I was right or wrong.......I believe RGFX will beat expectations in revenue and possibly earnings. This large market for their type of printing devices may just buy em all up and move the stock right along with it. Sometimes we look at the past too much without really looking at the direction the company is going (and they do have some good financials by the way).
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