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Technology Stocks : Concurrent Computer (CCUR)

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To: Don Hand who wrote (20929)	4/17/2008 10:33:22 AM
From: The Ox	Read Replies (1) of 21142

There has been plenty of talk, now its time to produce. If we get more "could, should" out of the company at earnings time, then this issue will probably continue to be dead money at best. They've released some decent press but the proof is at the top and bottom lines. The market is saying there's no substance behind these press releases. The company must prove otherwise or it will be more of the same for the common shareholders, imo. My guess is that we get more disappointments out of CCUR. One of the main reasons is that they are releasing earnings on a Friday. This is usually when companies schedule their disappointing earnings releases. Normal companies release earnings Monday through Thursday. They've added a lot of overhead with the new positions recently created and now they're carrying 2 CEOs for the next year or so. It appears the common shareholders just don't rate with this company. I would love to be proved wrong! Do we get more of the sloth or will there be real improvements to be cheered? The market is betting on the sloth! The company, according to the Yahoo page, has almost 350 employees. Total revenue is somewhere around $200K per person! Clearly this doesn't add up to bottom line performance. Seems to me that these numbers should be more like 100 employees if the company was trying to create profits. Maybe the Yahoo numbers are wrong? Maybe 50 to 60 employees per $50 Million in sales would be more appropriate? jmo TO

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