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Biotech / Medical : Trinity Biotech (TRIBY) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Eracist who wrote (9769)	7/20/1998 4:06:00 PM
From: PAR	Respond to of 14328

As of late, the B-warrants expire on the end of Feb, 1999. By that time, god only knows how many shares will be issued additionally. And the guess three contest can probably be rolled over into 1999; hopefully we then will have a winner. The relentless cheerleading will probably exist in 1999 and the number of posts about a $2 stock should set some sort of Guiness record on SI.

To: Eracist who wrote (9769)	7/20/1998 4:15:00 PM
From: AgAuUSA	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 14328

<<visiting Trinity's HQ in Ireland>> Keiko has. <<Does anyone have any guesses as to the future, say 1 year ahead for Trinity? Any opinions or comments would be appreciated.>> Long term this is a great co. GO Triby. Short term is impossible to predict. The nay sayers are all short term oriented. And, some of what they say is correct and some is totally wrong. You be the judge.

To: Eracist who wrote (9769)	7/20/1998 6:38:00 PM
From: Scott H. Davis	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14328

Eracist - watch outstanding shares on a fully diluted basis. No way to make a projection now due to their history of cranking paper/granting options. If by qtr 1 1999 report, shares outstanding are < 25m & revenues continue to increase, then $2.5 - $3.00 a year out is possible, based on hitting .03 EPS unrounded by qtr1 with a clear enough trend that investors would have confidence that by qtr 4 1999 EPS would be up to .04 unrounded. Those prices would disapoint a lot of people, but considering that would represent a > 25-50% return from today's price, not a bad return. It will take some time to re-establish credibility with investors. Financing an expansion with discounted convertibles was no-bueno. And time to verify that management is acting with self-discipline & show that it takes shareholder interests seriously based on actions rather than words. Company still has potential IF they can somehow restrain themselves in regards to shares. IMSCO Scott