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July 29, 2004
Technology, Healthcare &
Financial
Technology
Semiconductors
Staktek Holdings Inc. (STAK-NASD)
We look at our company as the leading supplier of
intellectual property and services for miniaturizing memory components. We want to
continue our leadership position in this area and, at the same time, expand our products
and intellectual property for miniaturizing other widely used components including the
complete system. For example, modules: the module market is diverse and large, and we
think there are opportunities certainly in aerospace but also in automotive, medical, and
commercial modules where our stacking technology could be deployed. - James Cady
Technology
Entertainment Media
IA Global, Inc. (IAO-AMEX)
The reason we acquired the core technology from
QuikCAT, was so that we could get more access to the larger American market and also the
technology could then be deployed worldwide. We have only just completed the acquisition
of the core technology so we are still developing our network and we are working with some
partners on a worldwide basis to expand the reach of the QuikCAT technology. We do not
want it to be just in one area of the world. - Alan Margerion
Healthcare
Biotechnology and Drugs
Exact Sciences Corporation (EXAS-NASD)
PreGen-Plus is a test for the early detection of colon cancer and it uses
a stool sample from a patient. We isolate human DNA from the stool sample and look for
specific mutations and markers that have been associated with colon cancer; if the test is
positive, the physician refers the patient to a colonoscopy. If the specimen is negative,
the patient should be screened on a regular basis for the rest of his or her life; you
usually start screening for colon cancer at age fifty and above. Because it is a DNA based
test, it is much different than the other tests that have been historically used for colon
cancer screening, which are normally blood tests that are indirect measures for cancer. We
are looking for changes in the DNA that are indicative of cancer. - Don Hardison
Financial
Bank
Wilshire Financial Services Group Inc. (WFSG-NASD)
In
April (2004), the Company sold its specialty servicing subsidiary to Merrill Lynch. That was a $50 million deal, which closed on the
April 30, 2004. This means that the Company has one main operating subsidiary, First Bank
of Beverly Hills. Because of that, we are going to propose a name change for the holding
company so it more closely links to the Bank; The name change will be Beverly Hills
Bancorp, a unitary holding company, and a $1.2 billion bank as its major operating
subsidiary. - Joseph W. Kiley III
Financial
Regional Banks
The Wilber Corporation (GIW-AMEX)
We continue to look at expanding our physical base. In March, we converted a loan
production office in Binghamton New York to a full service branch and in April, we opened
another loan production office in Kingston New York, which is about 100 miles to the east.
We like the model of the loan production office where we can find a good quality lender
that is familiar with a particular market, hire him or her and see if we can bring our
brand of banking into that market. If we are as successful as we were in the Binghamton
area, then we will expand into a full-service office. It is a conservative way to grow
because it doesnt cost very much to open a loan production office. If it
isnt successful, although we havent had one that hasnt been, you can
shut it down and move on. If you are successful, you move on and create a larger presence.
At the same time we have been doing that, we have been active in purchasing
branches. - Alfred S. Whittet
Financial
Regional Banks
Capital Bank Corporation (North Carolina) (CBKN-NSDQ)
I think we have one of the best franchises in the Southeast. We have excellent
bankers in our markets, and theyre all taking care of customers
We have a
management team that is diverse in talent and is strongly committed to the long term
success of the bank and to a good return for our shareholders. - B. Grant Yarber
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