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Microcap & Penny Stocks : JTS- "A Nordic Drive in Every PC and laptop" -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Ben Antanaitis who wrote (1857)	5/16/1998 12:20:00 PM
From: STOCK DOC	Respond to of 1985

Here is what I will probably do with my holdings.... You have to figure that you will never recover the money that you put into JTS.. I may flip my money from JTS into an undervalued growth stock like GLOW. Take a look at them....I got in at .07 a share...And then again at .50 a share....If you can get in for under .35 a share that's great.. You may need to wait a year but this could easily go over a buck. GLOW seems to on the move. I'm expecting them to wind up like WAST. Went from .50 to $2.50 in 1 month once postive news came out. Good Luck in whatever you do..

To: Ben Antanaitis who wrote (1857)	5/16/1998 1:38:00 PM
From: Scott Sterling	Respond to of 1985

> I get a chuckle every time I see the ads for Champion drives that > come with the 'multi-year' warrantee..... yeah, right! 6.4 Gig drives (along with such warranties) are now being advertised at PC MALL pcmall.com for $199.99 which for that catalog is a very good price... the Seagate 6.4 is twenty bucks more. There is a line written at the top "JTS is with you for the long term with toll-free technical support and the JTS express RMA program." I think their operation would be viable if it were owned by a computer maker, but there aren't too many looking to expand into drives at the moment. Maybe someone will pick JTS up for next to nothing after a bankruptcy rather than close down the operation like Micropolis. --Scott