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To: mattie who wrote (24328)	11/11/1999 5:44:00 AM
From: Johnny Canuck	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 70141

Thanks Mattie, IFMX, COVD and EXTR look really strong on the daily charts. I pulled this from the SI profile on CHRT. >>For the 6 months ended 6/30/99, net revenue rose 27% to >>$294.7M. Net loss fell 19% to $48.5M. Results reflect an >>increase in the number of wafers shipped due to increased >>demand, partially offset by increased stock compensation >>costs. Is excessive executive compensation a problem for this company? It looks to be in better shape than WFR on the surface. ONHN looks like it is breaking out of a 6 week based. I don't know that sector very well. The only peer I know off the top of my head is KOOP and it has no sales to speak of so P/S comparisons are not valid.

To: mattie who wrote (24328)	11/11/1999 1:56:00 PM
From: Johnny Canuck	Respond to of 70141

Mattie, From Briefing.com and AEA: But at Informix's (IFMX) presentation, Informix stated that their consulting group has to continually turn away work. They simply can't handle it all. It is extremely disappointing to many potential customers. According to Informix, many companies, particularly startups, complain that the only contractors they can find who will do the work, want to be paid in equity, not in cash. "Give us 20 percent of your stock" they are telling startups, "and we'll build your web site."