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To: fedhead who wrote (27181)	1/28/2006 11:28:53 AM
From: 16yearcycle	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57684

I don't know enough about it to comment fairly. By the numbers it looks wildly overpriced, and I am not someone who would categorize goog that way as an example. so this means that if you had listened to me about it a year ago, I would have been very wrong

To: fedhead who wrote (27181)	1/28/2006 12:27:29 PM
From: John Carragher	Respond to of 57684

suggest you review posts on yahoo finance message board. this stock is scary around 90 pe. but it keeps running. machine costs 1.3million and maintenance new blades etc run about $300,000 a year. so you sell the machine and have on going sales in replacement parts. it is remote robot surgery. a new machine called s just released.. finer tools, one more arm i think. dr. operates from another area of the operating room or another part of the country..(canada toronto and surgery done in nova scotia for example.) complaints. cost big time money, education takes time for drs to learn to operate. set up takes extra time. plus laposcopic? less chance of infection , recovery time much faster, one doctor did by pass at Lanckeuall?Hospital in pa main line in oct. no cracking of ribs to do the open heart. very few heart surgeries done at this time. good luck... earnings in a week or two i think. should be more clear at earnings time. check postings on gorilla thread Subject 54354