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Technology Stocks : DSYS

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To: Ken Z who wrote (687)11/10/1998 2:38:00 AM
From: brodway  Read Replies (3) of 770
 
Come on Kenny......
It can go up if there is a buyer, and go down if there is a seller????? what kind of analysis is that. Is this stock investing 101? Why dont you tell us the truth. Do you think these numbers are any good? I personally think they are damned better than most of us thought. They actually MADE money.....ha ha what a concept.
Look the revenues were up nicely, and the company seems to be turning things around. Not that they never had business, i think they always did, its that they finally found a way to turn positive revenue into real profits, not into bo"goy" accounting.
I hope things can finally turn around for the better. Certainly with the revenue they announced today, a $2 price is way too low. Look at SEEC today with a positive mention in Barrons. If they can continue to build on the business they have now(which i think they are given the recent CA announcement), we can be right back at over $10 in a heartbeat. Remember, we still have less than 5 million shares out(which is nothing IMHO), and a company which is heading into the year 2000 with plenty of work to pick up. Speaking of year2000 compliance, yes we have heard all kinds of things that downplay the entire "concept", but as we approach "doomsday" there are still many many smaller companies that have not allocated enough resources to have the y2k bug fixed. The larger industries such as the airlines & financial institutions who are at least half way through remediation, will refuse to do business with those organizations who are not compliant and as these smaller companies begin to feel the squeeze they will quickly turn to companies such as DSYS who will be more than willing to help out.
I know ive been rambling here, but i guess someone has got to hear my frustration. Anyway, wtg Ken, and still looking forward to that tennis match buddy.

Good luck everyone,

Yours truly,

Brodway.
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