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Biotech / Medical : Trinity Biotech (TRIBY) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: AgAuUSA who wrote (10405)	10/2/1998 12:09:00 PM
From: gbull	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 14328

Hi, Greg. Dowman has got you lurking, I see. Dowman, you never did tell us why you are here. If it's just to give us s___, hey, I've got a wife, it's her full time job. He reminds me of Howard? back in 96', perhaps it's the same guy doing the same lying,accusing,slamming stuff. Maybe we need an exorcist. Anybody out there on the West Coast know one of those Oriental exorcists that come in and have a parade with incense and gongs? Maybe we could invite them to our thread and exorcise this evil spirit. Evil, because there has been nothing good or positive come out of his/her posts and he/she/it will not declare their intentions. By the way, on Munsters previous post, Funny you should mention 50,000,000 shares. I believe that is the amount of shares Trinity has authorized at this time. So after the last two years we are wary of more dilution. It's within their corporate rights at this moment. The News Release does seem momentous in itself. This settles the SLF war and also is a move on the FDA for HIV it seems. Much less wrapping up more of the HIV market. I think the HIV test is muy important. Closed market, high demand, cheap cost, significant profit increases! Over and above the base business they have put together. I'm with Munsters on that analysis. They have done great considering where they were and what they have had to work with. How close are we to being a 'franchise player' (ala Buffet) in this market? What competition is left on rapid HIV tests? GB