posted 11-20-1999 10:56 PM         

Recent Announcements Propell FONR stock to close 11/19/99 at $1.22 with After
Market Announcements and After Market Trades as High as $1.81. Where the stock
price will Open Monday Nov. 22nd is an unknown BUT many are expecting the
stock
to Open HIGHER.
Here are Recent Announcement Head Lines leading up to all this New Investor
Interest
in FONR. All Entire Releases may be
read by clicking on this URL http://biz.yahoo.com/n/f/fonr.html
Thursday August 26th, FONAR Launches Sales Offensive.
November 9th, X-Ray Marketing Associates, Inc. Becomes Distributor to Sell
FONAR Open MRI Scanners
November 16th FONAR Reports Revenue Rise of 28% in First Quarter
November 17th Bulletin: RSNA '99 - FONAR Seven Challenges the Competition
November 18th International Sales Force Unleashed to Market FONAR Seven MRI
Scanners Worldwide
November 19th FONR MADE TWO ANNOUNCEMENTS> FONAR to
Introduce
Smallest, Lowest-Cost MRI Scanner On Market - Business Wire - 3:35 pm
Fastest Open MRI Images On the Market to be Demonstrated for the First Time -
Business Wire - 11:42 am

Note: I can't WAIT to see what perhaps will be released between now and the
RSNA
show on Nov. 28th
HUGE Turn Around for Fonar and it's stock price in the making!
Much Information can be read on L & H at
http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/landhinvestments

Regards,
Malcolm Lindsey

posted 11-14-1999 03:16 PM         

"I have enjoyed your Top 50 Stocks for a while now, keep up the great work. I'm just curious though ... why isn't QCOM listed? Surely you own QCOM, and I can't imagine that it wouldn't be in your Top 50. What's up? You don't own it?!"

And here is our answer:

Believe it or not, we do not own Qualcomm. We have a screen for our stocks of revenue growth of at least 30% per year. Checking Qualcomm's latest quarterly results, their revenue growth was only 14%.

It's good to have humility when investing, and realize you're not going to win them all. We don't want to be too jealous and unhappy. Many of our tech stocks have done quite well as you can see from our stock listings. It would be like the guy who wins the lottery, but he is sad all the time because he has to pay high taxes. You can be quite successful without owning every winner.

Qualcomm may be overpriced (Is this what everyone says who has missed the incredible run?)

Investor's Business Daily says: "Qualcomm, which has bolted as much as 76% in two weeks, looked like it might be blowing off."

Here is internet analyst Steve Harmon's view on Qualcomm:

Money Talk: "What's your long-term opinion of QUALCOMM? Is it worth $300.00 a share?"

Harmon: "I would feel more comfortable with a QUALCOMM {QCOM} at $150 per share or $25 billion market cap. Not $50 billion. While I like the wireless solutions, I also know that QCOM had the chance to be an email heavyweight with Eudora but left it dangling as HotMail, Critical Path {CPTH} and others came along. That lack of Net savvy leaves us wondering."

Any other opinions on Qualcomm (QCOM)? Anyone else think it might be overpriced?

posted 10-16-1999 02:51 AM         

A pretty bold prediction, but he may be right. We think the Internet and biotech are both going to be huge! That's why we invest in both, and our stock listings include both.

posted 10-14-1999 12:58 AM         

Of the seven stocks listed, five are on our Top 50 Stocks listing: Amazon(AMZN), eBay(EBAY), Exodus(EXDS), Inktomi(INKT), and Yahoo!(YHOO).