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To: wombat who wrote (988)4/19/1999 11:26:00 AM
From: Howard Kirk  Read Replies (1) of 1530
 
To all,

I found this internet company. Any thoughts? Have we talked about this one before?

Howard

MEDCARE TECHNOLOGIES, INC.: THE NEXT INTERNET SUPERSTOCK!

MedCare Technologies (NASDAQ:MCAR:$6 13/16). A week ago we announced this
one in a STOCK ALERT at $5.50. It opened much higher and almost hit
$8. It since pulled back a little bit, but is still a fantastic
value. We think this company has more potential than any company that we
have seen before. MCAR is an undiscovered INTERNET gem whose revenues are
growing at an amazing 35% per month. If it is discovered by Wall Street,
look out! Our short term target for MCAR is up to the $15.00 area, and
$30 to $40 in the longer term. Here is an overview of MCAR:

MedCare Technologies, Inc., through its wholly owned subsidiary,
medcareonline.com, Inc., has developed a comprehensive Internet healthcare
"portal" (starting point) offering extensive medical and wellness
information. MedCare's health portal has been designed to meet the current
grassroots movement sweeping across the web, where 46 percent of all
online users search for information about a medical or personal problem
according to a recent Intelliquest Inc. survey.

MedCare's portal provides health-specific information and resources, such
as health travel advisory, health news, symposiums, medical journals and
publications. Similar to other vertical portals, such as CNET, E-Trade,
Imall, and Sportsline, focuses on one specific segment, thereby making the
online users experience more time efficient, effective and enjoyable.

In addition to offering comprehensive medical information to consumers,
medcareonline.com also plans to offer free web hosting and home page
services to an estimated 750,000 US physicians, enabling them to send and
retrieve free e-mail, conduct e-commerce and allowing their patients to
interact on various health topics in ''disease and condition'' specific
chat rooms. Similar to the successful hosting services offered by Xoom and
Mindspring Enterprises. MedCare's physician-specific web services will be
initially offered in the U.S., with future expansion planned overseas.
Medcareonline.com will also offer for sale over 30,000 items, or seven
times the assortment of an average natural products store, including
vitamins, supplements, minerals, herbs and other natural products.

''At present, the $12 billion vitamin and other nutraceutical business is
growing at a healthy 12 percent annual rate,'' states Mr. Jeff Aronin,
President and CEO of MedCare Technologies. ''But more importantly, fully
96 percent of all consumers still purchase their natural products from a
traditional store, representing a great online sales opportunity for
medcare's e-commerce initiatives.''

We like the fact that MCAR is NASDAQ listed, has solid revenues and
assets, and has over $2 million in cash! We also like that they are a
pioneer in developing an INTERNET presence for the medical industry. MCAR
could be the next YAHOO of medical information over the Internet. We
believe that the investment community is about to discover MedCare and we
know how quickly INTERNET stocks can move! For more information about
Medcare visit the website at medcareonline.com. The MCAR
profile is now posted on the Wall Street West website at
wallstreetwest.com. A brand new MCAR research report is
currently under development and will be sent out this week via email.
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