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To: Johnny Canuck who wrote (24903)	1/26/2000 12:39:00 PM
From: j g cordes	Respond to of 71409

Someone's suggestion that SSSW might be vulnerable to some selling, makes sense. "SilverStream Software (NASDAQ: SSSW - Quotes, News, Boards) sells servers that operate as a platform to run Internet applications. The company recently reported a wider-than-expected fourth quarter loss. SilverStream peddles mostly Java-compatible products, which are still gaining acceptance in the market. Currently the company has less than 5% market share in an application server market with more than 50 competitors. SilverStream has a significantly smaller product line than its competitors, but still predicts that it will double its revenue in 2000 to $47 million. On February 12th, more than 12 million, or 70%, of the current number of outstanding SilverStream shares will be eligible for sale on the open market. About 100,000 shares of SilverStream are traded every day, equaling 125 days demand for the new shares. At $98 per share SilverStream shares have most definitely benefited from being associated with the business-to-business (B2B) craze. The company may have 800 customers but does not deserve a $1.7 billion market value with only $23 million in sales. "

To: Johnny Canuck who wrote (24903)	1/26/2000 12:39:00 PM
From: j g cordes	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 71409

Someone's suggestion that SSSW might be vulnerable to some selling, makes sense. "SilverStream Software (NASDAQ: SSSW - Quotes, News, Boards) sells servers that operate as a platform to run Internet applications. The company recently reported a wider-than-expected fourth quarter loss. SilverStream peddles mostly Java-compatible products, which are still gaining acceptance in the market. Currently the company has less than 5% market share in an application server market with more than 50 competitors. SilverStream has a significantly smaller product line than its competitors, but still predicts that it will double its revenue in 2000 to $47 million. On February 12th, more than 12 million, or 70%, of the current number of outstanding SilverStream shares will be eligible for sale on the open market. About 100,000 shares of SilverStream are traded every day, equaling 125 days demand for the new shares. At $98 per share SilverStream shares have most definitely benefited from being associated with the business-to-business (B2B) craze. The company may have 800 customers but does not deserve a $1.7 billion market value with only $23 million in sales. "