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To: Doug R who wrote (17979)	6/2/1998 1:59:00 PM
From: loafy loaf	Respond to of 79459

SRMI - Take a look!! Tuesday June 2, 12:53 pm Eastern Time Company Press Release SOURCE: ghlstockalert Tiny Nasdaq Company With Important Medical Breakthrough Teams Up With Much Larger Companies To Accelerate Growth, Says ghlstockalert OCALA, Fla., June 2 /PRNewswire/ -- The following was released today by ghlstockalert: Swissray International Inc. (Nasdaq: SRMI - news) is a tiny company trading on the Nasdaq Exchange with a big breakthrough in medical technology. Imagine you live in Manhattan, and you've got a great doctor associated with Staten Island University Hospital. While on a skiing vacation in Europe, you take a nasty fall and you need an x-ray. The European doctor takes a digital x-ray of your injury which is viewable only 20 seconds later. He modems the digital x-ray to your Manhattan doctor, and a few seconds later, he is looking at an incredibly clear image of the x- ray and discussing it with you and the European doctor on a three-way conference call. This breakthrough developed by Swissray is filmless radiology which eliminates the need for film, developing chemicals, cassettes or imaging plates. It offers a doctor the capacity for much more accurate and time efficient radiographic examinations and the ability to immediately consult with other doctors located anywhere on the globe. It also requires much less radiation than conventional x-rays. To accelerate the growth of the company, Swissray has chosen to align themselves with much bigger companies with huge distribution networks already in place. One such company is Tamro Corporation, a marketer of healthcare, medical, laboratory and diagnostic imaging equipment with approximately 2,200 employees and revenues of U.S. $2.4 billion. Doctors at Staten Island University Hospital (recently selected as one of the Top 100 Hospitals in the United States) are using and are enormously impressed with this technology. Their enthusiastic endorsement may be just the spark needed to induce thousands of other hospitals in the U.S. to embrace this advanced technology. Swissray International Inc. currently trades on the Nasdaq at an extremely low price per share, and it will be interesting to see what those shares of this high-tech, aggressively managed company are selling for six months or a year from now. NOTE: ghlstockalert has no personal or business connection whatsoever to Swissray International or any other publicly traded company. None of the information we publish is an offer or solicitation of an offer to buy or sell any security. We believe the sources from which we get our information are reliable, but we cannot guarantee that to be true. SOURCE: ghlstockalert More Quotes and News: Swissray International Inc (Nasdaq:SRMI - news) Related News Categories: banking, medical/pharmaceutical

To: Doug R who wrote (17979)	6/2/1998 2:12:00 PM
From: Cube	Respond to of 79459

Doug, ULIT was a typo. Symbol was ULTI which was on CNBC at 10 1/2 down 10, but that was also an error. Turns out it was an IPO which was opened at 10 1/2 and their tape was showing a minus sign by the change of 10 instead of a zero - sorry false alarm. I'll be looking at GTNR, thanks. Cube

To: Doug R who wrote (17979)	6/2/1998 2:22:00 PM
From: Cube	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 79459

Doug, I've been trying to figure out MEEP's prior to the seminar, so cut me some slack if I'm WAYoff here. IOM is the study. A line from the high of 12-1-97 to the high on 1-21-98 and broken to upside on 4-21-98 is now being tested. Could be an IHS or just a continuation of the very steep downtrend. Whatchoothink man!! Cube