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Technology Stocks : XYBR - Xybernaut

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To: LT who wrote (1952)1/23/1999 12:48:00 AM
From: Dave Shoe  Read Replies (2) of 6847
 
>>>$7.75 <strike price> ....I wouldn't expect "great things" from XYBRW

Today's interest was a false alarm. I knew that yesterday when I read the release.

XYBR stock will sustainably move to a higher price level when fair-to-good production numbers are released. Not before. Some stylish media attention would go a long way toward giving it a healthy boost, however.

Releasing production numbers right now would be premature, unfortunately, because so much is in flux - too much can change. Xybernaut's decision to keep silent for the time being is probably tough for them. But it's good policy.

Xybernaut might be keeping quiet to cover up an unexpected sales shortfall. But this isn't very likely. Still, it's smart for the investor to be cautious, so investing now is risky - hence the low price.

It's a matter of weeks (1 to 10, my estimate) before preliminary numbers are released. Today's sampling of interest across several SI threads suggests many persons on the sideline have respect for the company. They are waiting for entry points.

Common shares and the warrants will both be involved in the excitement, because news can't hold until July 19 when warrants expire. No way.

Ummm...If the stock splits, do the warrants split too? Just kidding.

This is only my humble, inexperienced, and generally inaccurate opinion, but at least I believe it. Disclaimer: Please recognize there is always the chance that wearable computers will never catch on and Xybernaut will resoundingly fail. Do you really want to talk to a computer? If this is the future, I think I want my VIC-20 back.

Shoe.
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