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To: Newton Yuen who wrote (36)	12/6/1999 11:17:00 PM
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VONE was incredibly good to me Newton. You might want to look at CYGN. The stock is halted until tomorrow but the FDA panel recommendation might just make this move higher in a big way. biz.yahoo.com Investors are advised to do their own due diligence. Anything that I may state, in any post, is merely an opinion based on prior experiences and future expectations. I may have a long position in this stock and as such I am biased by my own expectations. I invest to make money. As always, I am looking for a big return to Sender

To: Newton Yuen who wrote (36)	12/9/1999 12:34:00 AM
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The Linux list: adsp andn aplx corl cobt cpq dell esft gojo hwp ibm intm inpr ilog inpr intm lnux mgic mot mrvc perl pvsw rdcm rhat sunw sbas scoc sftw sgi silcf tivo trac vone webt wpne yarc finance.yahoo.com Got em all? Doubtful!

To: Newton Yuen who wrote (36)	12/9/1999 10:54:00 PM
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Adding ATYT to the Linux list based on this news from Oct 20th found by hoffy: atitech.com adsp andn aplx atyt corl cobt cpq dell doci esft gojo hwp ibm intm inpr ilog inpr intm lnux mawi mgic mot mrvc perl pvsw rdcm rhat rwav sunw sbas scoc sftw sgi silcf tivo trac vone webt wpne yarc finance.yahoo.com

To: Newton Yuen who wrote (36)	12/30/1999 8:25:00 PM
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IINT - B2B and more - IINT could be the only B2B, ERP, E-Commerce, EAM, and XML play left at steep discount to the relative valuation of its partners and peers in this business: #reply-12412427 INDUS is now expanding to offer solutions in a new strategic initiative that is focused on delivering next generation Internet applications, portals, and web-based content solutions for the EAM market. http://www.myindus.com/default2.html How about a little DD? IINT - Nasdaq 11 3/4 - Earnings $1.12 ($38 million from the sale of their TenFold investment - P/E 10.5 - Last quarter actual earnings were in line with estimates at 10 cents versus last year's 5 cents. Float 10.7 million shares of which Sherson Lehman owns 4 million. Total institutional ownership is 90% of the float at last count. biz.yahoo.com In B2B Enterprise Asset Management they are partnered with the following companies: Ariba, Autodesk Vision, Broadbase, Cognos, Commerce One, DEI, Dolphin, Esker, Excalibur, Harbinger, Identitech, iMedeon, Intermat, Intermec, Meridium, Microsoft, Primavera, NFSRPS, Small World, Spicer, SPL Worldgroup, Tadcon, webMethod. IINT is partnered with Oracle and PeopleSoft for ERP: Seen that commercial where ERP is mentioned? ERP ... excuse me The following companies are Indus partners that offer systems integration, services, support as well as offering local sales, marketing, and administrative expertise to enable Indus Solution Series deployment all over the globe: Anteon Corporation, AG Consulting, Bin Jabr (UAE), Connect (Saudi Arabia), Deloitte & Touche Consulting Group, DIYAR United Company (Kuwait), Eagle Technologies (New Zealand), Enidata, Euriware, Gulf Data International (UAE), IBM Global Services, ICL Hungary, ICL Poland, Innova (Columbia), Mannel Tradiung Compnay (Qatar), Maxon Engineering Services, Inc. (Carribean), POSDATA (Republic of Korea), PricewaterhouseCoopers, SGA Integrators (S. Africa), Software Technoligies Ltd. (Kenya), Systematics (Israel) Platform partners include Hewlett-Packard, IBM, Microsoft, Oracle and Sun Microsystems indusinternational.com Indus International is the world's largest provider of Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) solutions, providing the systems, products and services to help customers improve business performance through better management of their assets. Indus International was formed in 1997 as the result of the merger of two leading enterprise asset management software providers, The Indus Group, Inc., founded in 1988, and TSW International, Inc. founded in 1977. Headquartered in San Francisco, California, Indus International provides software and services to over 300,000 users in more than 40 countries. Indus has regional offices in San Francisco, Atlanta, Pittsburgh, Dallas, Canada, the United Kingdom, France, Argentina, Abu Dhabi, and Australia, and operates Customer Solution Centers in the United States, Europe and Asia Pacific regions. Indus International employs nearly 1,200 people worldwide.