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Technology Stocks : Fonix:Voice Recognition Product (FONX) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Gary Strong who wrote (1741)	3/8/1998 11:36:00 AM
From: Jerry String	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3347

<<your opinion backed up by absolutely no numbers>> How about this little number........$35M.......that's the accumulated deficit that this management has racked up in the past few years? Or this little number.........$5.065M.......that's the "burn rate" per quarter as things stood last quarter...that's before paying salaries to Obertueffer in Massachusetts (not Utah) and Loken-Kim and Henton and fees to Cole's OGI. Regardless of what "expert" quotes you care to have regurgitated back to you, it is the deals that are signed, the revenues taken in, that will move this stock permanently and the VR sector has spoken. FONX is an also ran at best. They've got the lottery ticket, Siemens answering machine deal and just bought themselves some more revenues (with your money) in AcuVoice. The expert quotes that you have recalled are quotes from FONX press releases after these "experts" have watched the FONX money wagon back up into their yards (using your money BTW). Then these "experts" have wonderful things to say. Check out all Obertueffer's monthly newsletters and pick a quote for me about FONX prior to FONX putting him on the payroll. That's your homework for this evening, if you like quotes so much. <<First Jerry I noticed that you had no comment on my 4 step program which initates FONIX/AcuVoice Technology directly into Microsofts Outlook and Internet Explorer within a few months.>> My comment is that you have been scuba diving too long.