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To: Brian who wrote (7807)	8/2/1998 5:58:00 PM
From: rita labella	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 10479

who would have the guts to place a buy rating on lossicom? """""The Analysts Profile for the symbol fibrd is not available.""""" Someone should advise quicken.com to update and revise their files. If it smells like rotten fish........chances are.....it is! rita labella

To: Brian who wrote (7807)	8/2/1998 9:51:00 PM
From: David Wise	Respond to of 10479

I like their estimates, too. Except for current quarter (-.06), they expect big profits, starting with next quarter at .36 and for current fiscal year, $0.75. Then next fiscal year they expect $3.30. With their projected growth rate of 35%, if this held true, and with a P/E/G of 1, the stock would be up to $115.50 per share. I wonder if this is based on Joe Gladeu or someone else. Granted, this stock has been impossible to accurately project, but if a few things finally fall into place, this could as easily be a low estimate. That's one of the overlooked bright sides to having a low 7 million shares outstanding. Earnings are magnified. I sure would like to know how much of this is based on expected GigaMux, IQX, Net+Arm, etc. sales. I'm starting to think the Net+Arm is the right product at the right time, and have always thought that Pete Peterson was an up and coming Bill Gates. He seems to know where technology is heading and then positions his products right in the pathway. Time will tell. I think that time is almost here.

To: Brian who wrote (7807)	8/15/1998 4:24:00 PM
From: Brian	Respond to of 10479

Last year after releasing a dismal second quarter loss of over 12 million dollars the share price plummeted to $2.88 (or to compare to the current post split price of 8.64). If we are to compare that to the current share price of under $4 we should expect a similar loss this quarter of say $3 per share. Also, to keep the price at this level we would NOT expect ANY GigaMux sales for at least 6 months (at which time the GigaMux department would be closed down due to lack of sales) and we would expect that the NET+ARM spin off will not happened due to "market conditions". And of course another floorless convertible debenture for the 12 million dollars that they lost would have to be floated. IMO if all of the above is true, we can expect the price of the stock to continue to drop. Osicom has a habit of surprising the analysts with lower than expected earnings and they have NOT disclosed any GigaMux sales to date. Asia is slow. But the reverse split was able to keep the stock at above $3.00 I purchased another 1,000 shares at 4 1/16 last week as I do not believe that this is the case (even though the stock price had accounted for it). Anyone have any loss predictions for this quarter? Quicken.com had an estimate of a loss of .06 for this quarter. But that estimate seems out to lunch when you look at the stock chart, they must have lost alot more money than that! quicken.excite.com My estimate is a loss of $1.00 per share. Relax it's only money, Brian