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To: Mike Hancock who wrote (163)9/24/1997 10:22:00 PM
From: James A. Parrish, Jr.   of 330
 
Mike,

My information comes from conversations with Morgan Keegan analyst,
John Moore, several officers at the company and various customers
and firms with strategic alliances with the firm.

I am convinced that the seller simply wanted to retire and cash out as
he had not been active with the company or board for quite some time.

Yes, a new significant contract would move the stock as would any extensions of current contracts and/or new product introductions. I
have the sense that the sellers are out of this one. The catalyst
could be the Q3 revenue numbers that will be reported around the third
week of October. A positive number might just bring the original
underwriters, DLJ and Montgomery, knocking on the door. Presently
MK is the only broker following the stock.
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