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Technology Stocks : ASCEND 1997 : The reasons why it will descend.

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To: LEUTHY who wrote (3)	1/15/1997 4:05:00 PM
From: Skipper	of 122

LEUTHY, The GRF 400 and MAX TNT will pick up where the MAX 4000 leaves off. There have been lots of recent press releases to support this; let me know if you need the URLs. This company has a lot of mileage left in it. Management has already stated that 20%-25% quarter to quarter growth is sustainable, so no suprises there. It's amazing to me when people talk as if the market is unaware. They are extremely well aware of the situation. If the company performs as it has stated and there are no downward revisions and the market itself is bullish, then the stock will continue to do well. Of course, the herd may panic at any time. The question of overvalued or undervalued is purely subjective. The company's fundamentals remain strong and consistent with its growth and maturation. Predictions of the demise of this company have more to do with the predictor's game plan than with the facts. Of course, the stock will fluctuate and needs to be played carefully, but an overall increase in price is what you will see in 1997. BTW, why did you insert your own comment into the quote from management's discussion? I suggest you make the appropriate correction. Skipper

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