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Technology Stocks : Osicom(FIBR) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: CH who wrote (6981)	5/24/1998 8:07:00 PM
From: Optician1	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10479

Sorry for your losses but I have had them on paper also with FIBR and the other companies mentioned. As for this quarter to be reported I also expect it will be light on sales and will show a loss of 8 cents per share as Joe Gladhue expected when he wrote his report a month or so ago. With a company at the beginning of a ramp up in several "ultra" high growth industries (i.e. Short haul DWDM, Network on a chip, IQX, and, possibly, ABCN in Asia) I expect substantial up-front expenses which will hit the P & L before sales. However, I look at where FIBR will be positioned by year end in these high growth segments and am betting that it will have analyst following then with per share earnings estimates for next year of $1.00+. That's my perspective and I disagree with you on Par Chadha's desire for great success as he founded the company, made some mistakes as all of us do, but now has a first class team of distributors, clients, beta-testors of products, and now, investment bankers. If you would have invested a year or two ago (as I did also) I find it hard to understand why you would bail now. As I indicated these boards have absolutely no influence on my investment decisions as almost no posts are worth reading much less emanating from intelligent life forms. So good luck with your strategies...I do understand your frustrations...however, the market will realize FIBR's value soon quite independent of anybody's frustrations...