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To: Ernest K Brandt who wrote (27139)	12/28/2004 3:23:22 PM
From: GARY P GROBBEL	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 120413

CMPD .36 2005 Stock 15m out bigcharts.marketwatch.com There have been several promising developments here. In addition to their ECG business picking up steam the OsteoGram is finding co-mingling applications (mammography) and CMPD is making inroads into the biggest osteoporosis market in the world...China: finance.yahoo.com SourceOne Healthcare and Swissray are now working with CMPD...and new patents applied for. Osteoporosis...and the demographics both here ade overseas.....add great weight to CMPD finally breaking out into the mainstream with the OsteoGram. Licensing plus possible JV's are all out there...as well as outright sales. biz.yahoo.com

To: Ernest K Brandt who wrote (27139)	12/28/2004 3:39:07 PM
From: rrufff	Respond to of 120413

Ernie - NYER - will be a good play again. Looks like some day traders are getting killed with the rumors that it is somehow a tsunami play. It's now down to 3.11. I'd wait to get back in, perhaps around 2.50. Here's what CBS Maretwatch has quoting the company. marketwatch.com{AAC67134-C196-4561-A792-A8302AEB1578}&siteid=yhoo Some companies look to dampen speculation At Nyer Medical Group Inc. (NYER: news, chart, profile), a spokesman was skeptical the company would see any significant rise in orders as a result of the disaster. The Bangor, Maine, company operates a chain of drugstores in the Boston area, but it also has an Internet business that supplies medical products to hospitals, doctors and rest homes. "We could [do more business], but I doubt it would be any monumental amount," the spokesman said. The company did, however, supply medical products during another major catastrophe, selling items such as bandages and rubber gloves to emergency services after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks in the United States. Nyer Medical Group shares were last up 51 cents, or 17 percent, at $3.38, in volume of 3.2 million shares, or 44 times the average.