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Technology Stocks : INTERFACE SYSTEMS (INTF) GETTING INTO EBPP? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: vampire who wrote (309)	9/30/1999 4:08:00 PM
From: David H. Zimmer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1203

A most interesting trading day today. Not only did we receive a telephone call from an intermediary looking for shares for an institutional client, we witnessed window dressing and a "shake-out" as well. Window dressing is well known to most of you, end of quarter price movements to establish set returns from which investment advisors are paid. A concept that is not as familiar is the "shake-out". It was interesting in seeing this type of procedure take place today, especially after the call which we received. A "shake-out" is normally accomplished with the seller taking out the bids after placing a lower bid price below the market. In essence, what the seller is trying to do is to "shake-out" shares from weak hands into their own stronger hands. INTF is poised for greatness. Be patient and do not become prey for what this stock has attracted, extremely capable traders interested in accumulating stock for the long term.

To: vampire who wrote (309)	10/1/1999 8:32:00 AM
From: TLindt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1203

I'll ditto this guy from Yahoo!. The end of a great quarter. by: dms_2000_plus 491 of 493 There are many things that we do know about the incredible way things have been developing for this stock but the thing we don't know is how big are the numbers going to be and how much greater interest will be derived by all the potentially new investors.We know that management has been doing an excellent job in bringing in business and seems especially interested in capturing the eye of the securities industry.We know that there will be better revenues and earnings that will obviously beat last years quarter, albeit we all know that is not really much of a consideration because of all the new technology and customer base that was not so omnipotent as it is now.We know that the technology that Interface has is very sought after,well positioned, and is in one of the fastest growing areas of e-commerce; and that is e- billing and information.We know that management is not going to announce every deal or potential deal as to limit a growing consistency in quarterly reports by making INTF merely an overnight sensation.And if they did it might lead investor sentiment into thinking that INTF was not capable of what most investors perceive as a company with incredible potential for continued expansion in both growth and technology.We know that INTF will have considerable revenues with tremendous net profits because they are the supplier of the technology and products that have a low cost margin.The question is how to evaluate the numbers since INTF is basically a whole new company and we have little to work with when comparing to past quarters and future growth.So, the most obvious way to estimate this stocks price is by looking at its' merits,which are undoubtably incredulous at this point.And also the fact that this stock has such a small market capitalization and a limited amount of outstanding shares.With all the potential business,revenues, and Interfaces' growing foothold;along with its' impressive list of partners like IBM,Microsoft,and others....this stock should soon be in the teens and has a very good chance of meeting the high(or not so high) expectations of being a 50 dollar stock next year.I am very confidant that we will see growing institutional strength as well as continuing investor sentiment when the numbers are released for those who might have reservations and maybe an unawareness of this stock and its' potential.There are limited shares and a whole lot of interest.And most importantly an unlimited and unfathomable amount of opportunities in what is expected to be one of the fastest growing areas of business in the future, that being e-business.And it will definitely need e-billing...Good luck and hope you feel as fortunate. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted: 9/30/1999 7:11 pm EDT as a reply to: Msg 481 by ItsOnlyAMatterOfTime messages.yahoo.com