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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Fonar - Where is it going? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Allen who wrote (8386)	2/2/1998 11:16:00 AM
From: Robert C. Petersen	Respond to of 19354

Allen, A couple of months ago I was at a Wall Street gathering of veteran members of the New York Stock Exchange. Out of fourteen people poled, not one person had heard of our beloved company. A couple of guys guessed that it was a Philipine phone company. Our company has much work to do in this area and when this happens, you will see the prices we have all been looking for. What price do you think the Street would put on Fonar if it were an IPO< without half the patents it has and without half the money it has in the bank::::I would venture to guess 15.00 for starters. I remember when Iomega languished around the 2-3 dollar level and threaders were reporting employment ad figures to each other and the fact that the company was on three shifts:::eventually word got out and we all know the results:::cost of Iomega to original holders counting splits is around 27-30 cents per share. So patience fellow Fonarians:::our day will come:::nysebob2 PS:::do your due dilligence and dreaming:::I am waiting::::