Replies to post #42138 on First American Scientific Corp. (fka FASC)

[Al4343]

AGAIN RJ, while all this "effort" for dd you espouse makes some members "feel good", the reality is until FASC, the supposed public company, verifies ANY of the dd it means very very little...(see volume for the past week).

I am convinced of the potential of the KDS. I AM NOT AT ALL convinced of the abiliry of Brian Nichols to lead the marketing effort.

Al

[Waitedg]

RJ - In response to " PS. Do not insult the strawberry pie. No pie, no summit."--you are getting rather bossy. That's the problem with you danged male nurses, You start treating the older folks as "just needing to being taken care of.".

I may have to straighten you out. Inside this falling apart old gent, is a 25 year old who could still Indian wrestle you to the ground. You need to learn how to treat the outside, while not tossing the baby out with the wash water.

In regard to exponential growth, I think a few here minimize the concept of what can happen to a stock like FASC with a base of about .015--that most would think of as a piece of worthless junk. The market cap on 200,000,000 shares at .015 is $3,000,000. Then you take TR's scenario and apply it--ie starting at 2 sales per quarter with market expectation, and your and TR's expectation, of slow gradual increase. Just this alone would be exponential for the short and medium term. Then, after stabilizing, would have a more normal upward longer term curve line. This type of company growth, from this type of starting base, could be tremendous in terms of stock price percentage appreciation.

Net-Man could add best projections here when we have something more tangible to work with. And incidentally , you guys better hope TR, and Net-Man and a few others of the "diggers" stay around. If this scenario plays out, this board will be very busy deciding when and how to sell, and how much to hold.

A few of you know that back in the 1980's I was approved as a co-occupation as a trader in securities. In those days the concept was a lot different. Much less to do with day-trader thinking, and more with volume of trades-- whether for short--medium or longer term investment strategies. I just might put that hat back on for one final "last hurrah".

I have problems RJ. This old man is on "palliative care watch"--could flip over into hospice care again at any time. Yet, there is the side of me that not only still wants to keep you in your place--but also show you a thing or two. So what do I do Mr. Smarty-pants Nurse? Or haven't you got there yet--advanced training? Good to see you are finally opening up and showing some of your charitable side. We might say, "RJ is growing up!" So there--from your young buck in Grand Rapids. Waitedg