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Microcap & Penny Stocks : AMERICAN BIOMED, Minimally Invasive Technology (ABMI) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Grant MacMillan who wrote (1547)	7/30/1998 1:54:00 PM
From: Jeffrey L. Henken	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2887

Grant I am sorry about your losses. I have not lost faith in ABMI but it is hard to watch a stock slowly move downward, day by day. I have attempted to share the best possible due diligence on this company. I have spoken with Steve Rash, Dr Ahn and many others about it's future and I still conclude that it is a bright one. Things simply are not happening as fast as we as investors would like. Hopefully the stock will turn around soon and those investors like myself will be rewarded for their patience. I cannot promise that will happen and I may be misguided to believe it will but I personally refuse to sell my shares into a downward trend when I know this stock has plenty of upside. Once again I am sorry about your losses. I have been doing very well in some other stocks I have also shared my due diligence on but the price swings in a stock like ABMI should be a lesson for us all. I will never be as positive in my posting as I have been with ABMI in the past. Never. I am certainly not nuts. I don't post under any alias. I don't hide my intentions or beliefs. I take full responsibility for my actions. Knowing anyone feels like they have lost money on my recommendations, or shared due diligence, makes me feel awful. I guess ABMI is turning into a real long term investment for many of those who were hoping for a quick profit. All I can say is doesn't anyone else see the possibilities here for ABMI investors at these levels? Isn't it possible that the stock we loved at .90 cents is a better buy at .42? The stock has certainly fallen on low volume. That indicates to me that most of the long term holders are still here waiting for something good to happen. Regards, Jeff