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To: campe who wrote (13)	1/8/1998 7:42:00 PM
From: Kurt N	Respond to of 472

The only info I found on FLEM (except PR's addressing the loss of MOPA as a MM) were via SEC filings, that were required for it's IPO. The reason for that is that it is an extemely new IPO. I think this was one of the reasons it got hit the hardest (from $9 to $1). It didn't help that is an OTC stock either. freeedgar.com Kurt

To: campe who wrote (13)	1/8/1998 8:12:00 PM
From: Master (Hijacked)	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 472

Nothing better than to start off the new year with a couple easy 4-5 baggers in a down market. Even with these blown out stocks it pays to be selective. I'm doing some DD on all the stocks, but I already put some big money on 3 of them starting 2 weeks ago. I'm concentrating on those with small floats that will move fast: #1- VCLL is by far the best play IMO. According to an earlier press release the acquisition of Atlas should give them PROFITS this quarter and news should be released within a couple weeks... and there is huge potential for their paints with insulating glass spheres built in- the technology could be licenced or the company could be bought out... either way this one could go to $20. #2- FLEM was IPOed at $9. Its very speculative in that it is developmental stage. It will be very news driven- which is OK in this down market. FLEM looks like it could go back to the $5 range on its own, and news of collaborations with big pharmaceutical companies could drive this one back to the $10 range. #3- ISON is a incredible find. If the new MM's tighten the spread to normal it would be my #1 pick by far. How many times can you find a high tech manufacturer that has: A. A monopoly in a field. ISON is the sole-source manufacturer of ultrapure anti-corrosion chemicals for nuclear plants. B. Revenues. Not only does ISON have revenues, but it's signing LONG TERM contracts with all the nuclear power plants worldwide for the material that they alone manufacture. This has resulted in 5 consecutive double digit revenue increases! C. A small float. Unbelievably the float is only 800,000. There may be only 20-30K of this stuff left between $2 and $10. After a few more long term contracts are announced ISON could easily show forward revenues to support a $20-$30 stock price(it IPOed at $9).