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To: ok1day who wrote (82730)	2/12/2000 2:11:00 AM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 120523

IISLF.. NURM IISLF.. To be perfectly honest, it gets to the point when I've heard about dozens of low priced stocks and some do indeed go up but others just go nowhere and at this early juncture I can't tell which are the winners from the 'hyped story stocks'.. That's why I'm a bit more conservative and wait for the stock to really begin moving up rather than chasing a stock that might just be a 'one day wonder'. There are just too many good stocks out there that are priced 3 and 4 times the price, but they are in a more dependable trading range. NURM.. even one that I've chosen, whose chart is a lot more convincing than that of IISLF, and I'm waiting until some kind of earnings anticipation as earnings are due on February 15. This one earns money and I'm still not sure because their printers have not wholly established a 'future' based on what the potential growth is. NUR Macroprinters Ltd. is a world leader in the superwide format printing market. The Company develops, manufactures, sells, and services digital printing systems for on-demand, short-run, wide format (WF) and superwide format (SWF) printing. NUR Macroprinters also supplies inks and print substrates essential to the operation of the Company's printers. In early 1997, NUR Macroprinters introduced the NUR Blueboard printer, a second generation SWF printer, which prints on substrates of variable widths from 0.9 to 5.0 meters (approximately 3 to 16.4 feet). The NUR Blueboard printer is designed for high throughput, high print quality, and ease of use. In April 1998, the Company introduced a faster version of the NUR Blueboard printer, the NUR Blueboard 2. In September 1998 the Company introduced the NUR Fresco printer, which produces full-color images up to six feet wide on a variety of substrates at a much higher 360 DPI and up to 1000 square feet per hour.

To: ok1day who wrote (82730)	2/12/2000 1:10:00 PM
From: bobby is sleepless in seattle	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

IISLF As with you, I too am optimistic with this beaten down, forgotten about Israelian SAN play. Jenna mentioned BITS at mid 5's, evaluated it AFTER playing momentum, and entered at 4 for the long haul. I felt XML technology would catch (seen MSFT's newest commercial emphasizing XML?), ipo attention webm, I have more than a double, and now riding on "free money". With IISLF, Israeli stocks became a topic as her background derives, looked into it when momentum hit, risk/reward good for me as i've held since late last year, AND trade the channel between 4-5...now await SAN sector momentum or??? SNIC, dvd impact...INAI, sap...and several others i own for what i feel are the right reasons and bought patiently at the right perceived price. If you seel strong about the stock for the right reasons, stick with it, but take jenna's suggestion as there are truly bunches of bargains in this price arena, and maybe better choices than IISLF. If IISLF goes to zero, I'm comfortable (not) with that scenario as with all incubators that I own. However, I have the strongest conviction that this will not happen. Relative to MG, this is contrary trading behavior as the emaphsis is momentum. However, buying these types of plays can be a tremendous complement and can be truly rewarding.