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Technology Stocks : INFORMATION ANALYSIS (IAIC) - YEAR 2000 Date Remediation
IAIC 4.280+12.3%Dec 16 4:00 PM EST

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To: DD™ who wrote (806)9/7/1997 5:49:00 PM
From: Matthew F. Kern   of 2011
 
__________DO NOT BELIEVE EVERYTHING YOU READ_______

As usual we have a huge influx of naysayers at a strategic moment in IAIC pricing. No suprise here.

The key thing for new readers to remember is that all the data they have posted as somehow secret and negative is actually public and usual.

The strategy IAIC has taken means minimal early earnings to be followed by large earnings in 4Q97. These earnings will be reported and independently audited. Newbie & Co. estimates earnings at over $200 Mil for IAIC... see the recent Bloomberg Article. Contracts to the companies licensed to IAI are streaming in at huge software services firms like CACI and Mantech that dwarf the capacity of bit players like ALYD or CHRZ. One or two more big names like these lined up by IAIC will make the long term winner clear.

The CA deal is also a significant contributor to expected 4Q earnings. CA is THE BIGGEST MAINFRAME SOFTWARE COMPANY by revenue, and earnings to IAICfrom that deal will be comming online in a substantive way in 4Q97.

This thread has documented that the characterization of this strategy is not a false response to entice new investors, rather it has been the plan of IAI for a long while. On the other hand, the "scam" and doom and gloom crowd have constantly updated their propaganda to exploit each new idea of how to attack IAI.

These last few posts are by investors in ALYD. They may be connected with the long term attempt by Fahnestock to short IAIC. They have not posted here over the long term. They are here to exploit a recent opening, caused by the Bloomberg article. This article, like 2 others in Barrons (one of which was immediately retracted by the editors) may have come from writers connected to Fahnestock.

Rumors connected to IAIC abound, as IAIC was the top performing stock last year. The old logic that what comes up must go down does not apply to the rare circumstance of good product suddenly comming together with a good company and good management. That is the story at Information Analysis.

We have conjectured in this thread in the past, that Fahnestock may be an MM for ALYD. The naysayers you are reading here may also be associated with GT Global in some cases. GT Global seems to be connected with Fahnestock in the shorting effort. From what can be gleaned, MM and H1 are brokers direcly involved in the short efforts.

Stock manipulation in IAIC will be less feasible as volumes increase dramaticly starting Monday. Short players who may lie and circulate clearly false innuendo will come under increased scrutiny in a NASDAQ listed stock. While short interests may be more available, the volatility of IAIC will likely decrease over the next few weeks.

Whatever your position, remember, IAIC is performing EXACLY AS PREDICTED, the period of reduced revenue until 3Q is PLANNED, and the only scam is that of the short players. This is true to the very best of my knowledge, and if you are unsure email me about it, or call Rich DeRose at IAIC.

IAIC has been in business for many years, has independent auditors, is the sole supplier to CA of translator SW for Y2K, has many satisfied past customers. Look for lawsits against IAIC, compare to others in this business. IAIC is squeaky clean. IAIC has NEWBIE & CO predicting revenues. IAIC has achieved NASDAQ listing. IAIC has lined up ke large software services firms. The others in Y2K havent come close to this record. The truth is in past posts here.. look for it. No investment is certain, but IAIC is not as these short players would have you believe. Some of us think the shorts are just scared at this point.

...................Matthew F. Kern
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