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To: Richaaard who wrote (4842)1/26/1998 9:55:00 AM
From: Candle stick  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 9695
 
I noticed alot of discussion on Yahoo! about JMAR warrants. Here are my thoughts on that matter:

LET THE WARRANTS EXPIRE!!!! All shareholders should be calling JMAR management and demanding that the warrants EXPIRE. Here's why. According to new accounting rules ALL options and warrants MUST be included in outstanding shares to calculate FULLY DILUTED earnings. If Jmar extends the warrants the company will get NOTHING! No cash , NOTHING. BUT the EARNINGS for the next quarter will be DILUTED by the additional 2.7 million warrants...the earninings will be 16% LESS due to this dilution....in effect the stock will get diluted , earnings will fall and the company will get NOTHING. LET THE WARRANTS EXPIRE. Then the stock will be able to move up much easier. If JMAR needs money later(and they DO NOT now) then they can do a secondary when the stock is higher....BUT please! SELL your warrants, call the company to push to let them expire and BUY THE STOCK!

If Jmar stock is to go higher, then the only way for any new buyers to get in will be to buy COMMON STOCK, once the warrants expire. Also there will be NO ARBITRAGE when the stock gets up near 4 5/8. There will be NOTHING to arbitrage and therefore there will be much less SELLING of the common stock should it start to move up back towards 4 5/8.......LET THE WARRANTS EXPIRE! CALL THE COMPANY AND LET THEM KNOW!..............;^)



To: Richaaard who wrote (4842)1/26/1998 10:22:00 AM
From: Candle stick  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 9695
 
Also, on another note, I hear a major new client is in the wings checking out a JMAR product previously only purchased by IBM. I hear that this could be a substantially larger order than the one IBM placed.......Think of this: Jmar warrants expire worthless. The stock is fixed at 17 million shares outstanding, and the only way you can now get in is by buying the common stock. Now when it gets close to 4 1/2 dollars again, there is no selling because there is no arbitrage. And THEN Jmar comes out announcing a major new order, perhaps 15 million dollars.......the only way to participate is by buying the COMMON, and there will be no telling how high it can go.....this is not a dream of mine. It is likely to happen this way, IMHO........you heard it here first.......;^)