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Microcap & Penny Stocks : JAWS Technologies - NASDAQ (NM):JAWZ -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: justaninvestor who wrote (576)	7/13/1998 8:09:00 PM
From: justaninvestor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3086

To All - Re: Conference call I thought that the conference call went pretty well today. Some of the points discussed. 1. The software is very easy to use. If you've looked at the demo on the website, I'm sure that you would agree. 2. There is no roadblock to their being able to sell Jaws into the States, even though the level of encryption is 4096 bit. 3. There will be an announcement of a new board member within the next 2 weeks who will be able to open some doors for Jaws. As Rob K. says, "Wait until you see this person's bio". 4. Revenues will start in September. Following are the projected revenues (in $US) for the 9 month period starting in September. September - 75K October - 75K November - 150K December - 225K January - 225K February - 300K March - 300K April - 375K May - 375K June - 600K Total Revenue = $2.7M with a profit of about 500K. Compare that to Certicom's $2.1M in revenues, $8.7M in losses, 9.8M shares outstanding (Jaws has 6.775M) and a $15.00 stock price (and as high as $31.00). So if Jaws can meet these revenue projections and the right people know about it, is there any reason that the company's stock price shouldn't increase in value? Yes, Certicom has been around as a public company since late 1995 and analysts are predicting greater revenues in the future from their smart card encryption software, but I don't see why the same sort of thing can't happen to Jaws. Obviously you don't have to be making money hand over fist for analysts to fall in love with you. bbruin "HLBS&DW"