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Microcap & Penny Stocks : HGRM--Any Followers? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Leslie Tack who wrote (2068)	3/18/1999 7:37:00 PM
From: Jim Burnham	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3576

There is a big difference between running a business and running a public business. To run a business you need to: 1) Create a product. Kevin has 3 physicist on board to create holograms and a number of production facilities. 2) Sell the product. Everytime I hear about a new contract or more work for HGRM, Kevin is plowing part of the money back into sales. It seems to be paying off. 3) If you want to have a really successful company, you keep an eye out for new products and you consider mergers and acquisitions. The new printer and the attempt at VOXEL are great strides in this area. Running a public company involves the addition of two more aspect. 4) Increasing shareholder value. Sales, production, acquisitions, mergers, and contract deals should all focus on short or long term shareholder performance. 5) Keep the shareholders informed and involved in the company. This really is an extension of number 4. You keep everyone informed and involved so that your stock has a good value to it, so you can do bigger and better deals. HGRM: 4 out of 5. Out bad. In fact, really good for an OTC company. Jim