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Gold/Mining/Energy : Raytec Capital (RCC.V) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Dekoot who wrote (339)	5/11/1999 11:44:00 AM
From: Wiselight	Respond to of 457

When orders start coming in, it will all start making sense for everyone. What Raytec has been doing for the last 4 years was not in vain. The acquisition of Astech, the amalgamation of Fractal-Astech into Raytec Corporation, the granting of the technology patents, the granting of EPA approval for Shrinkguards (EPA approval pending for other applications) and last but not the least, the alliance with Englehard (EC/NYSE) are all pieces of the puzzle which is coming together. In spite of RCC stock price dropping in the last week, my conversation with CEO Minni tells me Raytec is on track to become a success story. I have no inside information and have no reason to not believe him, he is a professional with a clean record. (I got that from SH; I thought I should paste it here)

To: Dekoot who wrote (339)	5/11/1999 5:08:00 PM
From: Wiselight	Respond to of 457

I like to post messages I find on other boards like this one: I don't know what it all means but one thing is certain and that is they don't seem to care whether the stock is at $1.50 or $2.00 right now. In my opinion this is positive. I have the feeling that whatever they're doing will move v.rcc beyond its old high from 2 years ago and they couldn't care less what it is doing in the mean time. The grapevine says a major US investment banker is getting involved and separately, a major food chain name will soon appear on a news release. Take that for whatever it's worth.