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To: salva who wrote (821)	6/8/1999 6:56:00 PM
From: Ruby	Respond to of 1341

It does not matter. Big news should be here by the end of the month which will give a sense of how big IFM will become!!!

To: salva who wrote (821)	6/10/1999 11:41:00 PM
From: rocki	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1341

Salva , finally getting back to your earlier post. Y2k in my personal opinion is way over done, especially in N America. IMO, most companies are or nearly Y2K compliant in N America. BUT I quess that doesnèt stop others from getting nervious about it- hence some effect on share price, I think currently , it is more to do with the lack of news, the unknown, cant factor in what IFM is really worth if you do not have all the facts. The countries that are way behind, IFM do not have contracts in .ie China. ---which reminds me we had a one man sale office in China which is never mentioned by IFM. If you read todays G&M seems to be alot of deals in the works with banks or is this a big rush before the 22 June freeze date.? Salva, HRBC expected to beat 2Q earnings,and they expect 3Q to follow suit, note the last paragraph of : biz.yahoo.com >>>Yes USA is prepared they say--so why are banks freezing june 22nd/ --do you think other non-bank corporations are not freezeeing too?? The banks you refer to here are the Cdn banks, conservative, dont want to start e-route until yr2000. As for non-banks they are scrambling to be Y2k compliant or they will be in trouble not IFM. All of IFM software is compliant, Auction ,Mortgage, ANX, etc as Edwards said in Jan ASM. Software for e-route is the only non proven program, which will go on pilot this fall. IMO (yes some Y2K) it is the unknowns, lack of news of what IFM will be, that is holding down share price--market not helping either.