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Biotech / Medical : Caprius(CAPR), Breast MRI(former ANMR/MAMO) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: luis a. garcia who wrote (2344)	12/19/1997 6:21:00 AM
From: Stefan Habermayer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2615

Luis: my concern No.2 -> Why is there absolutly NO research firm recommending the stock ? Hi Luis, I hope everything is fine with you. Also nice to have you still in this group: yes - I am still in too. But as so many others as well, I am starting to get a "bit" worried. You wrote in one of your last mails, something like: "... they [CAPR managment] figure they have time to buy still ..." Does this fact not have the -indirect- impact, that the price might still fall further on ? And if yes - for how long ? One thing worries me at all (after being for so long time in the stock): in all these years/months NO specialized SmallCap Research firm or Stock News Bulletin seems to have made any recommendation for our CAPR. Am I wrong, did I miss one of the postings ? If yes, which one ? What I mean is that: companies, like Kostech and Co. are specialized to find small or startup companies - with promising future growth chance due to technology/patents etc. They send out so-called "Alerts for Buy" recommendation. Mostly, they track down companies in Nasdaq SmallCap or even OBB. It is clear to me, that there are several hundreds of such "small promising" companies at any given point of time. BUT - if the technology is T H A T revolutionary, why is there absolutly NO hint about it from a SmallCap Research Investment firm. They find normally almost -any- "garbadge" ESPECIALLY in the hot medical and biological sector ... That is strange. Together with the non-invested CAPR officers in the owns stock - even stranger. As mentioned: sorry, if I missed a post in the last couple of months - answering my question above. Anyway, take care and happy waiting for all of us. (Next year, it can be only better. Ah, I hope at least :) Many regards Stefan (P.S.: Is Warren W. still invested in CAPR ?)