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Technology Stocks : CheckFree Holdings Corp. (CKFR), the next Dell, Intel?

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To: Mr. Mo who wrote (27)11/5/1998 11:41:00 PM
From: AugustWest   of 20297
 
hi Maurice, after reading the article you just posted, I feel even more secure with my position in CKFR, and now am beginning to grasp the concept that this thing- 'the net' is bigger than any of us really can put a finger on right now.

It's rather interesting that there are only 27% of the households connected, yet from my understanding, AT&T began their E-billing with out a lot of fan fare because they didn't want their system swamped with people wanting to sign up.

Now, fast forward say 5 or 8 years. Do you think percentage is going to decline? And as our children grow up with computers in school, they will be fully comfortable with them, much like I am with the T.V.(I do remember having just one black and white for a while growing up). I do tend to agree with the part where he states to hit the critical masses, it has to be almost as easy as the T.V. But all good things in all good time.

If CKFR already has the early lead, and billers and bankers remain comfortable with their(CKFR) business plan, then I find it hard not to accept Tom's target price of what $200+ in 2003.

I still think CKFR is superior to anything I have seen, and those of us who are here early(while painful at times) will reap the full reward. Just hope we don't sell out on the last camel hump.
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