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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Microphonics Inc. (mrps) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: interesting man who wrote (30)	2/15/1999 11:41:00 PM
From: jmhollen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8189

FWIW..... I find I get a lot of good pointers from CFCnews: ************************************************ CFCnews Just my opinion. Following the volume lately and could be a good play. MRPS 615/871-4000. Good things: Production capacity is completely in place Applications for product in electronic, auto, aircraft, medical, etc 7.5 million shares outstanding 1 million float More orders than they know what to do with More contracts and meetings TBA and upcoming Contracts with Ford, GM, NASA, Army Corps of Engineers, etc. Meetings upcoming with other major corporations Multiple brokerage houses contacted them yesterday Financing expected within next 30-60 days More news releases upcoming over the next few weeks with the first one early next week only $416,000 LT debt only $80,000 short term Not so good things: Cash poor Screwed over by former PR company, they are now suing the PR firm. PR company had 300,000 shares (not very much, since that was less than yesterdays volume) don't know how many they have now I'm expecting some major movement in the next couple of days and over the next few months. The gentleman with whom I spoke seemed very straightforward about their problems and extremely confident of their future. Revenues will be rolling in within 60 days, so the cash issue should no longer be a problem. I'm thinking this is an excellent entry point. **************************** John :-)