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To: henry jakala who wrote (4112)	11/19/1997 12:02:00 AM
From: Menahel	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9695

M. H. Meyerson has an excellent track record as far as I'm concerned. I've been with Jeff Meyerson, the son of M.H., for the past 4 - 5 years, and he has tripled my money each of the past 2 years. Two years ago I got into Stratasys (SSYS) at the IPO of $5 and sold out a year later from 15 - 17 (it hit a high of 25). A year ago I got into Pharmaprint (PPRT) at the IPO at $5 - it hit a high of $18 two months ago and is at $13 5/8 now. I sold one quarter of my PPRT at $15 5/8 to buy the JMAR warrants. I still love the prospects of Pharmaprint, an interesting company that has exclusive proprietary patents to "technology" that enables them to regulate the quality and quantity of the dosage of beneficial extracts from herbal medications, a 4 billion dollar market in the U.S. See their websight: www.pharmaprint.com for more info. Jeff Meyerson feels that Pharmaprint will go to $30 within a year. With this said, I still sold 1/4 of my Pharmaprint holdings to get into JMAR in a serious way, and I'm buying more tomorrow. Lastly, it has been my experience that Meyerson is reliable and that they care for their customers. I have been very pleased w/ the prices my orders were filled at, and, don't forget - they don't make a penny from me on commisions when I buy an IPO - only a small mark-up when I sell.

To: henry jakala who wrote (4112)	11/19/1997 10:49:00 AM
From: John Lacelle	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 9695

Henry, and all JMARs, I happened to catch a news brief the other day and I saw this bit on IBM. Big Blue may have been on the sidelines the last few years with reguard to big news, but they still earn about 6 billion a year and pour money into R n D. Apparently, one of their labs has found a way to manufacture chips using copper instead of silicon, and that not only do these chips run much cooler than silicon, but they can put about 10 times the transistors onto the same amount of space. Can anyone confirm this? What are the implications? -John