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Technology Stocks : Red Hat Software Inc. (Nasdq-RHAT)

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To: mact who wrote (941)9/7/1999 11:00:00 PM
From: Pluvia  Read Replies (1) of 1794
 
mact,

You seem to be so overwhelmed with greed that you missed a few key points...

1. Why will RAT suddenly grow revenue because they're a public company, when they couldn't as a private company?

Ya ya - more marketing dollars to work... More likely more dollars spent to produce insignificant increases in revenue. More and bigger losses... MSFT still dominates the battle and always will.

2. RAT is not an inet company, it's a puney lil service company that has insignificant sales trying to take over a market that is already satisfied with existing products, but the real question is...

What barrier of entry is there to RAT's biz? You got it - NONE.

RHAT will spend millions marketing "Service for Linux" - then mom and pop outfits will put up a yellow page add offering Linux service for less than RAT and BINGO RAT loses 1/2 their biz... The service biz aint a great biz bud. Wake up.

So lets review...

RAT is a company that couldn't produce squat as a private company but now suddenly guys like you think they'll overwhelm MSFT - ROFL!!! How many times have I heard that lame argument?

2. RAT has no barrier to entry so anyone can compete with them...

Back here at Pluvia Securities Research, Where Reality Reins we don't think owning stock in over-hyped companies like RAT is a good idea.

Cheers Steve
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