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Gold/Mining/Energy : Napier International Technologies Inc. (T.NIR) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: ZEUS who wrote (2043)	1/22/1999 6:16:00 PM
From: AL	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2444

Zeus. The announcment is not about Boeing. It is about the new product Boeing is using. It is NOT SV-35. Boeing does not strip paint off airplanes. They paint new ones. They still have to clean thier painting equipment. That is where the new product comes in. This announcment is, in fact, significant. Not that Boeing placed a order, but that Boeing is using the new product. This new product has huge potential. Boeing endorses this fact. Aerospace is a very highly regulated industry. If it is good for their industry, it is good for any other. I am sure the Boeing order is a small one in comparision to one to strip an aircraft. But add up 100 small orders and what do you get?? I agree with you about ICI as well. But once the 2000 ICI salespeople are trained, the orders will be significant. Why didn't NIR disclose the size of the ICI order? I'm glad they didn't. It isn't the real order. The bigger the company, the slower they move. What happens in Feb when NIR discloses that Jan sales are equal to or bigger than Oct., Nov., Dec., combined? You guessed it. Nobody should be hard on you for selling some NIR to go to other places. Frankly, nobody's business. I watch other issues that I would like to do the same with. But, I won't sell at these prices. Nowhere to go but up. Especially after Feb. Live it up, Al