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Technology Stocks : Innovacom (MPEG), [announced single chip MPEG-2 encoder] -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: David Wise who wrote (5619)	6/15/1998 7:24:00 AM
From: Barney Rubble	Respond to of 6297

Wow. A real penny stock investor. Spend your money on something lower. Believe it or not, there is still more down side here. Try $0.00. As to the $4.00 and $20.00 wish list, try reading the posts back when the stock was trading at $7.00. Everybody and their mother was saying that. Just a bit of advice from one MPEGer whose been on the roller coaster for two years. You can make money slowly or lose it fast. Take your pick and good luck on your retirement.

To: David Wise who wrote (5619)	6/15/1998 5:31:00 PM
From: ZJOHN	Respond to of 6297

Hey David, I hope this stock does help you retire. I am long this stock and getting killed by it. I hope it does turn around and go up for you and everyone else in it. But we need some news from the company and the chip. Until they really produce the chip what are our chances. Wish I had only good things to say about this company. Zjohn, holding and hoping.

To: David Wise who wrote (5619)	6/16/1998 5:16:00 PM
From: William T. Katz	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 6297

Wow. Despite a former employee giving you a glimpse into the poor state of affairs at Innovacom and the incredibly consistent track record of MPEG on misleading investors, you are simply plucking optimism from thin air. Most impressive. Tell me, is there any single piece of actual evidence you are using to derive the "risk/reward" ratio? I'm just curious as to how you define risk in the face of substantial verified facts that point to Innovacom going bankrupt.