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To: Bookdon who wrote (15478)	3/5/1998 8:45:00 PM
From: Candle stick	Respond to of 25960

Thanks for that analysis Bookdon. >>> I hate to see people rush to invest in new-technology payoffs WAY before they are likely to produce profits. <<< then its a good thing this is not the reason I am invested in JMAR at this moment ;^) The PPL facility which makes test and measurement equipment currently being used by IBM and a few smaller drive makers is growing like gangbusters. "JMAR attributed a significant portion of its annual revenue gain to heightened and growing demand for its core disk drive manufacturing equipment. Management believes this growth to be the result of on-going expansion of the global market for high-performance hard disk drives, particularly those incorporating advanced magneto-resistive (MR) recording head technology. " Not to mention the California Asics facility, which suddenly produced a flood of orders and is being operated at a surprising profit. >>>as a 'fab-less' supplier of custom semiconductors and a provider of foundry management services for other organizations, Cal ASIC has the ability to address a much broader segment of the semiconductor market and offer a far wider range of high-performance chips without those volume constraints.<<< and then there are the new products coming online NOW: ""One of these emerging products, our Britelight(tm) all-solid-state laser technology is now transitioning into product engineering programs for entry into the commercial marketplace later this year," Martinez said. " So you see, the X-ray lithography is just an ace in the hole. Unlike CYMER, JMAR is not a one trick pony...........;^)