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To: Harry W. Lowe who wrote (537)	9/3/1998 10:40:00 PM
From: james bravick	Respond to of 942

Harry Why do you think this sector is weak. The procedure volumes have been way above expectations. The price per procedure is remaining steady. This is just the very beginning. People are scared and have been dumping the small caps. It is a great opportunity for those with some cash. Watch for lzrcf's earnings release due out on the 8th. Jim

To: Harry W. Lowe who wrote (537)	9/3/1998 11:24:00 PM
From: Whiskey	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 942

Harry W. Lowe, Maybe wall street can forgive him for his obvious lack of knowledge of the market and permit us to move up again in price. It would seem to me that after pulling this mistake that the fundamentals of running a business and increasing the stock price will be left to someone with more savvy. As mentioned before on the thread the lack of advertising for this procedure is incredible. You see people everyday with glasses that don't even know this procedure exists. The price for good eyesight is well within the means of a lot of people once the news is out and the fears are dismissed. Perhaps this stock will be somewhat of a safe haven since there is little that can effect it other than bad procedures or an economic slowdown. Thanks for the information everyone. Harry, please let us know a good jump back in point so that we can do our DD and make our moves. Whiskey

To: Harry W. Lowe who wrote (537)	9/4/1998 4:05:00 AM
From: John Liu	Respond to of 942

Does anyone know if their(LCAV's) individual stores are increasing sales/profit or is the increasing sales the result of opening more locations? In other word is LCAV's losses attributed to opening more stores or to losses incured from existing locations? Thanks, John

To: Harry W. Lowe who wrote (537)	9/4/1998 8:25:00 AM
From: Manny Gugliuzza	Respond to of 942

Well i guess they they got the messages. what also coincides with your post as proof is the negative momentum that built up on the stock price. if you look back at prior to this previous rise you can see that this was greater when the stock was in sharp decline and crossing 2.43 than at 1.25 several months ago although this will happen in any sharp decline this is not just going to go away and thus the follow through testing the previous lower breakout levels. at best we could expect to work back to the long term support line and then trade down along it till earnings come out again to support further rise. i really do not expect these to setback too much when it comes to peoples personal health care. unless there is problems with procedure or upgrades that they can not perform the numbers should still be there and this is the saving grace for all stocks in this market. thanks and good luck. ar.