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To: texas5771 who wrote (437)	11/25/2004 10:37:35 AM
From: RikRichter	of 720

VECO is clearly a leader in the nanotech capital equipment space but their uneven profit/loss record is a concern of mine. VECO is a mid-cap stock with an institutional following and has a lot of liquidity. OTOH, MFIC is a potential junior growth stock in the same space as VECO but is delivering profits now. Orders for MFIC have doubled in the past 45 days in their existing Microfluidizer capital equipment product line. MFIC will be rolling out a new patented line of MMR systems for the uniform production of nanoparticles with extremely high yields in the near future and the bottom line impact will be profound. MFIC is an OTCBB stock with a very small market cap and limited float. Husic Capital Management of SF, a billion dollar hedge fund, holds 1.1 million of the 9.9 million shares. Insiders have been buying the stock and the CEO own over 2 million shares. My belief is that MFIC's market cap of $20 million has a better chance of being a 10-bagger to $200 million than VECO's $500+ million plus market cap going to $5 billion. Also, if you like MFIC, take a look at SOTK which has similar excellent fundamentals like MFIC and also trades at a market cap of $20 million.

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