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Technology Stocks : Performance Technologies:(Ptix) - Unknown with potential! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Scott H. Davis who wrote (250)	10/25/1999 10:17:00 PM
From: Scott H. Davis	Respond to of 292

Record the old FA figures & retain for comparison once the update comes in. They're going to get even better. wsrn.com When you look at the: incredible FA, the # & quality of product development releases, partnering, customers, and of cource price appreciation, it's no wonder PTIX is one of my favorite four, along with ADIC, VICL & PERL. Speaking of PERL, if you have any cash for diversification, PERL is really undervalued, they've done a lot of good product development last 2 years, made some key acquisitions that are now integrated & adding to earnings. A couple of qtrs in the TTM were weighed down by acquisition costs, but that's all behind. Last qtr they had a 66% upward EPS surprise at .05. I expect .09 this qtr. They're also comming out with voice over IP on the same board as other comm functions to make their stuff really cost justified. 2 3/8 it's a steal. biz.yahoo.com look at the projected growth rate & the forward PE. If you read the prior statements, you'll see both the development and the acquisition costs (three in a year) The acquisitions are not a substitute for internal growth, they are for extensions to core technology to get a jumpstart on the market. Very low P/book, improving FA. Boldfaced cross posting, I know. I don't do it unless I'm highly confidant about the company & am cognizant of the ethical issues. (I have also been posting about PTIX for awhile on occasion on other threads) Scott