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226 big things might be afoot... biz.yahoo.comayahuasca-2/7/2000
225 they still have no real brokerage coverage...best kept story on wall street ...eric lerner-1/26/2000
224 since 8 huh. very well done! I concur about the accumulation. No doubt aboutayahuasca-1/26/2000
223 You're not alone. I'm still long and cheering quietly from the sidelinRobert C. Nusbaum-1/26/2000
222 stock is under serious accumulation..been in it for a long time since 8 dollarseric lerner-1/25/2000
221 ok, I'll be the sole cheerleader for now. Soon enough others will discoverayahuasca-1/25/2000
220 Jumping on the IBIS train today. I came across them through my research on anoayahuasca-1/24/2000
219 Amazing action today. I love hockey sticks!Robert C. Nusbaum-6/8/1999
218 IBIS is going parabolic. Enjoy fellow longs, you are about to witness a clasiceburg-6/7/1999
217 There are some good comments on the Yahoo thread for IBIS. Basically, it boilsRobert Voigt-5/11/1999
216 CBSMW Report: Negative surprises Waste Management (WMHerbVic-5/10/1999
215 FWIW Just stumbled across this on the UT Austin web page concerning TechnologieHerbVic-3/20/1999
214 Ibis can make 16-20 machines a year now. They just recently expanded their facidmcl-3/19/1999
213 I think they can make 2 machines per quarter and they could ramp up somewhat. iceburg-3/19/1999
212 Iceburg----nice action today---no news I have heard, but have the feeling it iMaurice S. Green-3/18/1999
211 <i> getting out at the current level is tempting</i> I hate to comiceburg-3/10/1999
210 Thanks for the insight. I have bought and sold IBIS for over a year. I'mMAR-3/10/1999
209 <i> Why the run up over the past couple of days? Would it be in response iceburg-3/9/1999
208 Robert, I learned about IBIS a year ago or so. I acquired a position a monthiceburg-3/9/1999
207 Hi Steve...you're a "familiar face" from the ANCR board. How lonRobert C. Nusbaum-3/9/1999
206 MAR, I.B.M. engineers were quoted as saying that they "had barely scratchiceburg-3/9/1999
205 iceburg Why the run up over the past couple of days? Would it be in responseMAR-3/9/1999
204 <i>IBM is touting the technology as their own.</i> As a customer ticeburg-3/6/1999
203 Looks like a Rube Goldberg process of SOI construction. HerbVicHerbVic-2/22/1999
202 I think that investors who may be interested in IBIS are somewhat unclear abouHerbVic-2/22/1999
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