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To: Bilberry who wrote (7776)	4/13/1999 5:45:00 PM
From: EL KABONG!!!	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 9695

Bilberry, How long have you (and others, feel free to chip in) been long on JMAR? For myself, it's going on 2.5 years now. I'm not an impatient man, but I'd welcome at least some small sign that's there's life out there among the shareholders... <g> KJC

To: Bilberry who wrote (7776)	4/13/1999 6:15:00 PM
From: Bilberry	Respond to of 9695

THIS NOTE FOR NEW INVESTORS WHO READ BUSINESS WEEK: ===================================================== JMAR TECHNOLOGIES (JMAR) WARRANTS SYMBOL: JMARW ($5.50 Strike price, expires 5/2000) Web Site: jmar.com JMAR Phone: (619) 535-1706 JMAR FACT SHEET: jmar.com JMAR News: biz.yahoo.com JMAR Real Video 28.8: jmar.com JMAR Real Video ISDN: jmar.com See annual report at: jmar.com Order a hardcopy of materials, and video and conference call tapes at: jmar.com Some important news/articles on JMAR: Soft X-ray Laser Produces 3 W Of Output At 1 nm Laser-generated plasma produces x-rays for lithographic, semiconductor, life sciences, and micromachining applications. news.photonicsonline.com JMAR Unveils New Britelight Commercial Laser At Photonics West Equipment Exhibition biz.yahoo.com JMAR awarded DARPA contract to develop new lithography technology edtn.com JMAR to develop programmable replacement ICs for the military edtn.com Military taps JSI for custom chips ebnews.com Custom IC fab to battle military gear obsolescence edtn.com JSI eyes specialty ASICs ebnews.com OTHER INFO: In September 1998 JMAR announced the appointment of Dr. Edmond Turcu, Ph.D., as chief scientist of the advanced laser and X-ray source research and development arm of JMAR, JMAR Research Inc. (JRI). Dr. Turcu is an expert in the generation and applications of Laser-produced X-rays and was previously working at the Rutherford Laboratory in the U.K. While at Rutherford, Dr. Turcu did pioneering research on X-ray production from laser-produced plasmas and on the application of X-ray technology for the production of semiconductor devices. Dr. Turcu has authored over 269 books, patents, papers, scientific conference presentations, lectures, published reports and trade journal reviews. Periscope Analytics Report on JMAR periscopeanalytics.com

To: Bilberry who wrote (7776)	4/13/1999 6:20:00 PM
From: Starlight	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9695

Bilberry - I sometimes read Yahoo notes -- but not always. I'm amazed at the number of ill-informed people that post there. One comment in particular that I remember from there said that the stock would move "when 90W system sale to major integrator, like SAL, is announced". SAL isn't buying light sources to put into their steppers -- it's the other way around: A company with a light source would buy a stepper to complete the system. JMAR would be buying SAL's steppers (or steppers from other manufacturers), and the stepper and light source would then be sold to a chip manufacturer. Reading Yahoo notes is time-wasting, and I hope that potential JMAR investors aren't scared off by them. Why would a person want to post notes that constantly bash a company that they have money invested in -- unless they WANT to drive the stock down if they have shorted it. Sorry, Yahooers - your board gets an "Avoid" rating from me. Betty

To: Bilberry who wrote (7776)	4/13/1999 9:30:00 PM
From: Johnny X	Respond to of 9695

I just wonder why more isn't done to make sure professional bashers don't get away with their powertrip/joyride? Just because they aren't profiting from it, doesn't make it okay. Some good companies have been harmed by these jokers. And, the jokers know it; I'm positive some of them get an emotional kick similar to that of a sociopath. I'm almost positive a correlation can be made between the introduction of these onto the threads and the depressed prices of many good companies; IBM's shrug such off, but the smaller companies are harmed. Well, that's my take on it. When a company starts being bashed by professional bashers -- and the M.O. is obvious almost every time -- I get out of the stock now, posthaste. I'm like the guy you referred to on the Yahoo thread.