Replies to post #8111 on First American Scientific Corp. (fka FASC)

[Waitedg]

Jagman - Just so long as you grovel humbly when this stock bounces back like a spring coil wound up real tight--and suddenly released!

My take on things as stated previously. I frankly do not see where the revenue is going to come from to keep things going for the next year or two. One isolated sale every 3 or 4 months is not sufficient. I also see few options open to the company without further dilution.

Yet--on the other hand--I think if we do make it through to the completion of the KDS3000 and completion of the SDTC project--we could have an investment here that has tremendous potential. I do believe the KDS3000 is a final stage in the developmental evolvement of this technology providing the transition into a valuable industrial application.

Where might those 6 or 7 needed sales come from this year? Doesn't look too cheerful. Yet holding on and still hopeful. If an answer does come--we are tremendusly underpriced at present. If it doesn't--and quite soon--we may be well overpriced. Waitedg

[WyoInvestor]

Jag: While I have to agree with you, to a point, I don't agree with you that most longs thought the original model was the cat's meow. Original or 7th edition, the KDS could play a major role in recycling, energy, or various other industries. You seem to want to blame the longs for the failures in the FASC story, I believe it is management that has failed us so far.

Management were the ones who made the claims of what the KDS could do, and they still make those same claims. If it can, it is an awesome machine with very poor salesmen and businessmen running and working for the company. If it can't do as claimed, they are at best liars, and I would say criminal.