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Technology Stocks : JMAR Technologies(JMAR) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Dave Lippert who wrote (7340)	1/29/1999 5:48:00 PM
From: Bilberry	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9695

I agree with you, that I don't want to be out before the fireworks begin that the 3rd quarter conference tape makes so painfully clear. JMAR is on the threshold of huge increases in revenue and earnings starting this year and continuing for many years. Those that don't believe it should get out now. Sell your stock at the market! Stop the pain! I don't believe that those that have sold here will have a chance to get back in when earnings "look good". By that time the stock will be 4-5 (and even that will be a good price given the prospects). I have seen JMAR shoot to the moon very fast. In 1996 it almost quadrupled in a small space of time. In November 1998, JMAR shot up very quickly to over $3 from under $2. It will happen again, and perhaps this will be the final time on its way to much higher levels. If you want to catch a stock at its bottom, don't fool yourself. You have to buy when there is some uncertainty, or doom and gloom. This is now, these are bottom prices. When everything is rosy, JMAR could be triple from prices today. --Bilberry

To: Dave Lippert who wrote (7340)	1/29/1999 9:15:00 PM
From: Richaaard	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 9695

Dave, You need to look at the time frame on that 23 mil. JMAR played games all last year with timing of announcements, combining numbers and moving the actual sales into different quarters. Also, look at the time frame for the receipt of that money. In regards to the video, many of us simply won't bother because we no longer believe management. Just because they put something in video or in print doesn't make it true, especially with JMAR.....why do you think companies make the "forward looking statement disclaimer"? They can project anything and later blame it on the Asian crisis, Brazil, Darpa, El Nino, La Nina, soft sales, no more government handouts, etc.... Richard