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Technology Stocks : Y2K (Year 2000) Stocks: An Investment Discussion
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To: paul e thomas who wrote (13316)11/21/1998 8:39:00 AM
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Well they have all come a long way since the beginning of 97, I think you will find that a lot of stocks have done the same, as much a symptom of overall market health as the performance of the individual company. But if you look at 12 month charts, a different picture altogether appears at least for MAST and KEA. KEA is sick as a dog. MAST although somewhat strong is on a slight downtrend.

I think KEA is in trouble, based on it's chart and having read their 10k & q. MAST, dunno.

KEA reports that incom from y2k services was ~30%, (forget the exact figure) I belive it is at least 45, possibly 60%, as a good portion of their other application development work is infact back fill for companies that have placed or supplemented y2k projects with their own employees.
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