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To: Bilberry who wrote (7452)	2/12/1999 6:35:00 PM
From: henry jakala	Respond to of 9695

JMAR's stock is in a different world than the company. (has a life of its own). They are disjointed. TOTALLY! granted - today was an UGLY day - but JMAR's price action certainly stinks to high heaven even on good days there is a wallstreet addage that goes like so - "it's the stock not the company" meaning exactly what you stated above -- even absolute junk with negative book value gets better bounces than anything we've seen in JMAR in quote some time - take a look at a real POS like UVEW as one example well some possibilities are that 1) MMs control JMAR's stock and do with it as they please (aka MANIPULATION) maybe Dr Martinez could try contacting the SEC or whoever but this is an area that should be looked into 2) someone knows something that JMAR management insists on keeping us in the dark about - this seller has no fear that he'll be missing out on anything good that may happen since there won't be anything good - yesterday 34OOO shares were presented on the offer stopping JMAR dead in its tracks ! 3) JMAR's gone off and done another creative financing deal having learned NOTHING from the Swiss Fiasco and the disasterous results to the stock price that followed - this wouldnt surprise me - maybe it's some old investro crawling out of the woodwork - who the hell knows anymore ?

To: Bilberry who wrote (7452)	2/12/1999 6:38:00 PM
From: henry jakala	Respond to of 9695

hmm - one more time as JMAR ever considered suing the Swiss for shorting JMAR stock following financing deal with JMAR ? the reason i ask is that the following companies are actively pursuing lawsuits against debenture holders who turned out to be shorting their company stock CSGI GBIT LONE RTIN there are supposedly 10 companies who dealt with a canadian financier Sovereign Partners who the engaged in active short selling of corporate shares expecting them to be covered by the conversion of their debentures - the companies are refusing to allow conversion of the debenture holders i for one would relish JMAR's pursuit of vermin like those involved in the Swiss financing fiasco

To: Bilberry who wrote (7452)	2/12/1999 11:50:00 PM
From: EL KABONG!!!	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9695

Bilberry, Speaking of analysts: Friday February 12 5:02 PM ET Merrill Technology Analyst Leaves, 2nd To Leave This Month NEW YORK (Reuters) - Thomas Kurlak, one of Wall Street's most influential technology analysts and a 20-year veteran at Merrill Lynch, has resigned to take a job at Tiger Management, the hedge fund company run by Julian Robertson. Kurlak has ranked first among analysts covering electronics and semiconductors every year since 1996 in the annual All-America Research Team poll conducted by Institutional Investor magazine. His resignation came a week after Merrill Internet analyst Jonathan Cohen left to take a position at upstart investment bank Wit Capital. A Merrill spokeswoman said companies covered for the firm by Kurlak, such as Intel Corp. (Nasdaq:INTC - news) and Texas Instruments Inc. (NYSE:TXN - news), have been placed under review. Merrill expects to make an announcement on who will assume coverage in the near future, she said. KJC