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Technology Stocks : Strategia Corporation (SAA) and Year 2000
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To: puborectalis who wrote (90)7/16/1997 6:41:00 PM
From: Superhawk   of 146
 
Stephen: You asked, will STGI be listed on the AMEX by the end of
the month? STGI's Investor Relations says that's up to AMEX
officials -- but talks are in the final stages.

Do I view STGI's association with CSGI as a liability? No, I have no
reason to think CSGI is a "tainting" influence. However, I do think
STGI is making a mistake by not forming more alliances with tool
vendors. I wrote a detailed e-mail to the CEO, Richard Smith, saying
that STGI would complete the marketing pitch of any front-end
software conversion company or body shop. For example, Alydaar
could market an Alydaar software/Strategia testing package.

I'm really not a longtime advocate of STGI. I've taken a modest
position in the stock which I will increase as contract notifications
and volume/price activity dictate. I did some due diligence a while
ago and posted that in response to "airborne's" request for info.
I followed up several times with investor relations, and got invited
to a conference call, the results of which I felt an obligation to
post. With that disclaimer out of the way, I will say that this small
company will be sitting in the testing catbird seat if it makes the
right moves now. It's really a no-brainer. They have few competitors,
the Y2K sector is red hot, and testing is supposed to account for
40% to 50% of the Y2K fix. They simply need to get the find-n-fix
guys to recommend them as the compliance testers. If they can
nail down a few of the respected vendors as partners, you'll likely
see yet another Y2K moonshot. But it's all in how STGI plays its
hand. Should be an interesting few months ahead for this company.
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