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*******Undervalued Dog************* Vol. 5, No.52, February 23, 2000 --------------------------------------------------------
Daily Stock Review
Treasury International (OTC BB: TREY): The stock was up 40% to finish at
$0.56 with volume of 5,654 million shares, 5 times its 3-month daily
average. The company today announced the launch of its Application Service
Provider (ASP) strategy. ActiveRMS, an Internet-based Point of Sale and
Retail Management Software system for Retailers, provides Compelis with
the opportunity to develop a whole new level of marketing partner - the
ASP. An ASP has the opportunity to not only provide the software,
hardware, training & support (as in the case of the traditional reseller),
they can now host the entire technology infrastructure in an outsourced
web-based model, creating new revenue streams while lowering the
infrastructure costs to the Retailer. According to the press release,
the application service provider (ASP) market is expected to sizzle in the
next few years. According to the information technology research firm IDC,
companies spent $23 million in 1998 to have a third party host their
applications. IDC predicts that the number will jump to $2 billion by 2003
with entire IS outsourcing topping $151 billion driven largely by small
and medium-sized companies. As we reported in our research report, TREY
story has not yet come out and come to the attention of the investment
community. It's extremely undervalued when we consider its huge potential
in the emerging and high growth industry. We think this is a compelling
investment vehicle in the e-business field. We have an absolute ground
floor opportunity to get in before the institutions and fund managers find
the stock. As the stock has been over entry price at $0.30, the stock is
rated "hold" with a short-term target price at $1.50 to $2.
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Trader's Corner
Data Dimensions, Inc. (NASDAQ: DDIM) The stock was up1 9/32, or 41%, to 4
3/8, on volume of 2.16 million. The company announced the launch of its
enhanced Internet hosting service.
Elcotel, Inc. (NASDAQ: ECTL): The stock closed up 1 7/8, or 45%, to 6, on
volume 5.06 million. The telecommunications company introduced its new
SolarusCity wireless payphone, for use in metropolitan areas.
Quality Dining, Inc. (NASDAQ: QDIN) The stock screamed up 1 1/2, or 70%,
to 3 5/8, on volume of 524,600, after NBO, LLC, the owner of 9.6% of the
company's common stock, announced its intention of acquiring all
outstanding stock at $5 per share, in a friendly merger offer.
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