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Microcap & Penny Stocks : International Nursing Services Inc, old (NURS) new (MDIX) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Mike Moran who wrote (570)	4/25/1998 8:10:00 AM
From: Linda Kaplan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2911

Mike: Thanks for the very good information. I believe your sources are accurate. Just as we're seeing a convergence of trading and investing groups in this stock (you have one yourself, don't you?), we're seeing a convergence of rumors and information about what is in the future for this stock. Lots of stocks go up without such convergence, but it seems to me that this one will go up like a rocket, using convergence as my own personal indicator. The only thing I didn't understand in your note is why Yeros was playing basketball in a plane. No wonder it crashed. I'm sure he's much more sensible now. Seriously, a lot of people are in awe of this man. He must be an impressive and charismatic fellow indeed. rt has posted about him and I think rt is impressive, yet he's so impressed with Yeros. The guy must be someone very special. He's taking his celebretory vacation now. Good for him! Linda

To: Mike Moran who wrote (570)	4/25/1998 10:15:00 AM
From: Jeffrey Beckman	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2911

ADRX is in Monday's "New America" section of IBD. Since MDIX will probably own the company soon, it aught to make good reading (gggg). Anyone see NURS oldtimers Caligula and Boydude? Jeff

To: Mike Moran who wrote (570)	4/25/1998 2:24:00 PM
From: gene martineau	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2911

A little bit more on John Y. He was part of the Tulsa football team that was lost in a plan crash in the 60's. John was on the 2nd. plane. He's got his annual vacation meeting this week with the other second plane survivors (drinks and memories in S. Florida). He's a man of rock solid principles and fairness. Great to see a genuinly nice guy finish strong. BTW, when you begin to understand the economic model for the Cymedix model, it sets the house on fire. - The internet-based networking software is basically given away for free, client and server. Its transaction driven. Every event over the network has a fee. Pay for what you use. This builds continuous growing cashflow stream with your costs assumed on the front end (installation) - major league margins on the downstream income. - Its an open network, meaning that if one HMO has a base of Doc.s installed, a lab/pharmacy/hospital can come along and hook up and begin communicating with the whole network (with the appropriate passwords/levels of security). The network strategy is built on the fax machine model. The more units there are, the more nodes to communicate with, the more the network begins to reach toward critical mass, when you have to become part of it. Potentially a dominating model. Keith Berman is the farsighted man to give credit for this one. When you get the bigger picture, forces at work and market impact, it's a compelling vision. On the other side, its a "tower of babble" in the medical marketplace now. Multiple competing propritary systems that don't communicate. It will take awhile to get the first Cymedix networks installed and for the company to reach CF breakeven, and will definately take longer to begin to add the mass. BUT, that being said. If this product gets adopted by a couple of giant HMO's a critical mass could be built, and if that happens, $10/s will be a distant memory as the cash flows build, and a market cap approaching $1bb becomes a potential reality (IMO). I'm in for the long pull... gm