>>Your posts reveal much about yourself and little about CheckFree. I challenge you to write something of substance. Even 200 words devoid of generalities would be impressive. -------------------------------------------------------------------- Speaking of meaningful contribution, i have shared lot of propritary information/research on this thread from time to time.
Here's some proof.. from you own BENNY, From MR. GINTEL etc.
To: Longterminvest (5784 ) From: Benny Baga Thursday, Jul 9 1998 10:18AM ET Reply # of 6805
Thanks Longterminvest,
As a result, we think that it is possible that at some point Microsoft will decide to pull back from the MSFDC venture and concentrate on selling the banks software. However, it hasn't made any sign of pulling back. In fact, in our discussion with MSFT management they reiterated their commitment to the venture.
..Well, the first time I have have seen in 'print' (besides my own), an opinion that MS might pull the plug.
Benny --------------------------------------------------------------------- To: Marc (4722 ) From: Robert Gintel Friday, May 29 1998 11:56PM ET Reply # of 6805
I think ckfr is on plenty of radar screens and hardly undiscovered. It's been an often told story. I think people are just waiting to find out how big the bread basket is and see some meat on the table in the form of strongly developing earning power. That is why I have put my expectations 6-18 months out from here, as you all know.
Pete Kight may have done a disservice at the last conference call by giving guidance on next year's earnings more than a year away. In trying to manage expectations, he may have put a ceiling on earnings in people's minds, when he meant to put a floor there.
"" Also, I thought Kalpesh had a real good post on the subject recently."" -------------------------------------------------------------------
if you listen carefully to the last Q conference call, I was the one who had guts to ask Pete Kight about the subscriber growth or lack of it., 'cause i didn't have any hidden agenda as i don't cover the stock..
-kalpesh |