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To: dollarone who wrote (1485)	7/20/1998 8:35:00 PM
From: Dr David Summers	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2887

Wellll.... Dollarone, I would say look for a reverse stock-split. That'll get it up for about three days. Then watch out! Its bail-out time.

To: dollarone who wrote (1485)	7/20/1998 9:14:00 PM
From: Jeffrey L. Henken	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2887

You know there is probably some truth to what you have to say. This quarter could disappoint some investors. We know we have not received CE Mark, yet, and that will delay some orders until we do. Furthermore we will doubtless have some extra expenses associated with the production costs of the Ahn Thrombectomy Catheter but in the long run this will only make the third quarter that much stronger. As for your saying I deal in hype? I prefer to call it informed hope. There is absolutely no slow down in the numbers of acquisitions in this industry. It's too bad you that you are so jaded with ABMI that you don't care that other investors would benefit from such an acquisition if it happens. It's too bad that you are so unhappy with your past investment in ABMI that you cannot see that others might still make money here. It's too bad you don't understand that cannot happen unless the stock actually goes up.... which it will! Besides, I don't think you're bored, you're pissed. Too bad, grow up and get over it. American BioMed doesn't need you and neither do it's shareholders. We can all decide for ourselves when the stock is being manipulated and by whom. Let me take a wild guess here. I bet most shareholders want ABMI to go up. You are not one of them. Now don't tell me you are just another unhappy investor. The only thread you ever post on anymore is this one: Member 4420254 You are harboring a huge grudge and taking it out on me and other investors long on ABMI. I'll be looking forward to further upward moves in ABMI soon. Give ABMI one month and I bet we will see a dollar again and hopefully a whole lot less of you. Regards, Jeff

To: dollarone who wrote (1485)	7/21/1998 7:07:00 PM
From: samcat9	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2887

dollar1, mantle7, summers, et.al. ... If you are convinced by clear and convincing evidence that "Dr. Jeff and his 'cronies' " (your terminology, not mine), are out to "pump and dump" ABMI stock and are out to cheat unsuspecting, uneducated investors so that he and his friends can bilk them out of their life's savings, steal their retirement nest egg funds set aside for their medical care and retirement living, and swindle their children out of their legitimate inheritances, then why don't you report Dr. Jeff and and his "cronies" to the Security and Exchange Commission. If, on the other hand, you cannot substantiate the truth of your charges, what will be your legal position in a legal action by Dr. Jeff against you for libel and defamation of character. After all, you have published your charges nationwide, haven't you. And haven't other recommendations that Dr. Jeff made been highly productive. Look at CLCK. The legal damages could be substantial. Interesting question, isn't it? SAMCAT9