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Technology Stocks : Y2K (Year 2000) Stocks: An Investment Discussion

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To: Nanda who wrote (11474)	5/11/1998 9:11:00 AM
From: Ron Sirch	Read Replies (1) of 13949

Looks like the late buying surge of SEEC shares on Friday was smart money. Indeed. These buyers probably knew in their hearts that CEO Ravi Koka would deliver. Fact is Ravi has delivered everything he said he would over the past year. Hang onto your shares folks. I believe you're about to be rewarded. (And I now feel much feel much better about my posts over the last quarter. It IS an inefficient market at times! But that's how you make money!) I hate to get overly exited about these results but I believe you have to call this a blow out quarter which now separates SEEC from the pack. It says to me that the good, that's GOOD actually, y2k companies are on their way to making big money, as in BIG MONEY.We may even see a spill over to the leading y2k service providers like Keane, IMRS, CBSL, Computer Horizons, et al. TAVA reports tomorrow and if the conference call info gets out to the world at large (the Street that is), the y2k sector could be on its way to the kind of action we've been waiting for. All IMHO of course. Have a GREAT Day, Ron Sirch

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