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To: Bilberry who wrote (7358)	1/31/1999 4:22:00 PM
From: michael b greenberg	Respond to of 9695

I definitely do not agree with Bean in terms of assessment in value or his view of management "deceipt" Having also been a longtime holder of JMAR, I too am quite frustrated with price action of stock to date. Much of the frustration happened as a direct result of the delay ( 18 mos ) in receiving DARPA funds - this was beyond control of Co. I read with interest an earlier response stating that the last press release by Co did not have PR firms signature - hopefully we will hear something very soon - new PR firm? Hopefully!

To: Bilberry who wrote (7358)	1/31/1999 4:34:00 PM
From: STLMD	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9695

I happen to agree with Bilberry. I am long the JMAR technology and have been accumulating shares in the 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 range for the past three years. I have not overlooked the rest of the market and have invested in fundamentally strong and growing large and small cap stocks. The best analogy for JMAR would not be to Cymer(present day Cymer anyway) or MSFT but with those companies in the biotechnology business who are developing new treatments for medicine and scientific application. Most of these companies have gone nowhere or lower since 1991 as the rush to other stocks, primarily large cap and large technology stocks. Why stay in JMAR. If one has researched the links left by Candlestick, Betty, and Bilberry, one knows that JMAR is developing(keyword remains "developing") niche markets in a wide range of applications, anyone which being successful will launch this company. And to boot, they're profitable, have hired prominent scientists in their respective fields over the past year and "appear" poised to capture an emerging market. According to all public statements that launch pad is grounded in 1999. If no performance then I will sell because of misleading statements by management. I ,however, believe this to continue to be an opportunity for that niche investment market of mine named speculative, emerging, potentially awesome returns. Hardly 30% of my portfolio but a strong 5% of money that has been as good as a CD(my JMAR returns) over the past three years waiting for that launch to occur. Apologies ahead of time but for those naysayers please give me a technology company that wasn't a dog for a long time before it "busted out". Stephen

To: Bilberry who wrote (7358)	1/31/1999 5:14:00 PM
From: Richard N Lambert	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9695

Bilberry; I recommend you stop posting if you cannot take hearing a negative view on your stock. Both sides of the coin need to be expressed and responded to it a true picture of a stock and it's potential (in both terms of how high and when)is to be presented on this board. If you look at Richaard's and Bean's posts they have fact behind them (concerning what JMAR has done for you lately). Your post are future prospects and contain no fact and can only be proven by future actions. Therefore your posts can be judged as hype since they are not based in fact. Tapes and management projections are not fact and JMAR has proven that these in the past are not reliable future indications. Unless JMAR produces orders to support the estimated revenues for 99 this information is projections based not on fact but faith. The same faith you have been posting for the last few years. Next year at this time I hope that this faith is fact, but for us few this hope is looking more and more like just that...management hope. I am long and wish that JMAR would do something to make my original investment decision look like a smart one. I am still waiting and to some extent am getting tried of those who continue to state that a everything will be great and the company has never been in a better position. Rich