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Biotech / Medical : Chromatics Color Sciences International. Inc; CCSI -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Hawaii60 who wrote (5447)	6/29/1999 12:23:00 PM
From: Marconi	Respond to of 5736

Hello Hawaii60: Are you trading on TA rather than fundamentals? For example: askresearch.com looks like it may trade up. The only thing that come to mind immediately might be an inventory shift from CCSI to distrbutor. But making even 1/10th the market CCSI market cap in 1-3 years is nigh impossible to realize--the market is not there and there is little margin in stock colorimetry. The ecited Ohmeda salesman sounds nice. After a quarter's experience how excited will he be? My guess is he will have better things to sell. Fundamentally I see no merits in CCSI and the company management has been conspicuously vacuous in their pronouncements--long on promise, and virtually empty of material content to indicate any prospect of becoming a going concern. The distributor will finally shed much needed light on CCSI. Best regards, m TA = technical analysis

To: Hawaii60 who wrote (5447)	6/29/1999 1:08:00 PM
From: Peter V	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5736

IMO, the long term things to look at here are potential market penetration and whether the revenue will justify the current bloated market cap. If you are just trading the stock, it may run a few points in either direction short term, especially if the company releases additional PRs. Be aware, however, that some of the PRs don't move teh stock, as teh market has become somewhat numb to promises that take forever to come to fruition. For an example of a PR that backfired, read the posts subsequent to the date they announced the agreement with Datex Ohmeda. The stock dropped from 12.5 into the 8's in a hurry. The subsequent PRs about the Lehman agreement clearly indicated the company was counting on that announcement to rocket the stock and give them better financing leverage with Lehman, but it didn't happen. Good luck.