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Technology Stocks : RomTech (Nasdaq: ROMT) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Roger Thrash who wrote (243)	7/27/1998 3:08:00 PM
From: moomoo	Respond to of 427

More Hype. Shareholders should be aware that the person posting as Robert Thrash is actually RJ Monski in real life. Monski got kicked out of SI last year, and is now just trying the "trial membership" so that he can HYPE ROMT. Be very careful where Monski is invested in. He is a known Pump and Dumper. He is also known to be in bed with known shorters of stocks. DO NOT BELIEV WHATEVER HE SAYS.....AND DONT EVER GIVE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS TO HIM. You will be very sorry if you do.

To: Roger Thrash who wrote (243)	7/28/1998 2:01:00 AM
From: Roger Thrash	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 427

Its sad to see this board turning into another yahoo. I will not dignify this moo-moo idiot with a response. I e-mailed Jerry Klein, the CEO again last night and he repsonded a little after noon. He said at LEAST 4 insiders have bought stock since last monday. Since 6 had bought previously I assume they were averaging down. He said he doesnt anticipate much if any support from retail brokerages untill the stock is at least $5 per share. So for the time being they are focusing on the individual investor seeking low priced stocks with high growth potential. He said ROMT will continue to have a strong product offering at the $9.95 & 12.95 price points. He said research shows just over 70% of those who buy ROMT software are repeat buyers. First sell though results for the game-master series will come in late next week. The series will hit Best Buy in August. He said published growth estimates for the budget software category are between 15 & 40 % per year. ROMT expects the category to grow in the 20-30% range. The good thing here is that ROMT's share is rapidly INCREASING and the overall pie is getting bigger to boot. Thats sort of a double whammy effect. Regarding the SSR sell recomendation, he said the analyst that was following ROMT, Aaron Edleheit was leaving SSR at the end of the month and that he (Jerry) believes the new analyst (who has not spoken to Jerry) initated the sell recommendation. He goes on to say "We plan to demonstrate that this proves to be a very untimely reccomendation for SSR subscribers". There you have it folks. A fast growing company gaining market share in a fast growing industry trading at a low P/E with heavy ,repeated insider buying. Consider that ROMT earned 18 cents last year in pre-charge eps. That puts the trailing P/E at just 8.3 . And EPS are going to grow to between 25 & 40 cents this year. Using a very conservative multiple of 12, that gives ROMT a very real possibility of trading at $3.00-4.80 per share in 1 year. A 15 multiple would imply $3.75-6.00. Many software stocks trade at 30-40 times earnings.