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Technology Stocks : CSGI ...READY FOR TAKE-OFF!

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To: TEDennis who wrote (1640)12/22/1997 11:29:00 AM
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Hmmm very, very, interesting Chase Technology plc

here is Chase's web page > chase-tech.com

a while back Chase had set up a joint venture with ALYD, but abruptly sold its it's interest in that venture back to ALYD approx. 6 months later.

In exchange for this sale, ALYD gave Chase tradable shares in ALYD.

This had to be done in either a Reg. S or Reg. D.

*** Rumor *** has it that CHASE was not happy with ALYD and they wanted to look for someone else. It is also is rumored that Chase was the one selling stock that began the sell-off in ALYD.

If you remember everyone was crying how Reg. S. shares were the cause of the drop in ALYD. Well, guess who the seller was.

Here is what Chase says about ConSyGen.

Keith Shipton, Chief Executive Officer of Chase Technology, stated: ''We have conducted extensive analysis of both the market opportunities for year 2000 services and the most appropriate technologies to meet the demand, and have concluded that a fully-automated service such as the one provided by ConSyGen 2000 is an ideal solution for identifying and correcting our clients' Year 2000 problems.''

lots more to come.... STAY TUNED!
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