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Technology Stocks : JMAR Technologies(JMAR) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Hawkeye who wrote (4513)	12/17/1997 3:20:00 PM
From: Mesaba	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9695

I don't think they're underhanded, I just think that they're a small fish in a big pond and they're going to starve fighting for food telling themselves what a great fish they are. They aren't in a "build a better mousetrap" field, they don't have steady long term growth from dependable sources and I haven't seen any marketing skills whatsoever.

To: Hawkeye who wrote (4513)	12/17/1997 4:39:00 PM
From: Starlight	Respond to of 9695

Hawkeye - I agree with #2 also. It seems to me that if a company had done a private placement 10 yrs. ago (before the Internet was popular), the same scenario with shorting by the Unit buyers could have played out with very little reaction from stockholders or the stock price. But now that shareholders have access to SEC filings, instant quotes, views of other shareholders, etc., it isn't easy for things like this to escape detection. It's my feeling that the Swiss probably shorted the stock, thinking "no one would notice" -- but that hasn't been the case. It's also my opinion that if this is indeed a violation of the Units agreement, they should have to cover on the open market. Now - how do we bring about that happening? Betty

To: Hawkeye who wrote (4513)	12/17/1997 5:01:00 PM
From: stockycd	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 9695

All, I have been reading this thread each day anticipating new and exciting ideas about JMAR. Exciting technology! However, I don't see any reason for the stock price being any higher in 6 months than I do now. We can all expect wonderful things from budding tech firms. No matter how complex and cutting edge JMAR's technology may be, there should be plenty of analysts who understand it and plenty of firms buying in on a potential gold mine. I sold my position today but I will reinvest when (not if) JMAR gets between 2 and 2.50. I am more of a stock holder and an options trader but out of frustration with the recent JMAR price performance and basically NO NEWS: I'M OUT. See you a dollar from now.