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To: Jibacoa who wrote (21055)	12/15/2006 3:52:12 PM
From: Galirayo	Respond to of 23958

OK .. Where's the 50dma? 3.00ish? >>>Doesn't that low volume on some of those bother you ?????? Message 23105187

To: Jibacoa who wrote (21055)	12/17/2006 9:25:45 AM
From: gcrispin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 23958

I have been a shareholder in CKSW since 12/05 and agree with you that this stock still has a long way to go. siliconinvestor.com It's unusual to see such a small cap company have such a dominant position in its field of expertise. Recently the company has signed a contract to provide scheduling software for Southern California Edison. They already have contracts with PG&E as well as Pacific Corp. So they essentially now have captured the major electric utilities along the West Coast. If you look at the major competitors to the company, you will find they have all been taken private. The most recent is ARDI, which provides scheduling software through its Vidus subsidiary. I personally feel that Trimble will not support Vidus efficiently as it is out of their field of expertise. I don't feel that CKSW will be taken private. There are certain agreements with the Israeli government that are impediments to a takeover. Also, CKSW's alliances with IBM and Accenture allow it to gain exposure to large contracts that would otherwise be inaccessible to them. CKSW is an Israeli company with an international presence. More than half of their sales are located in Europe. The increased interest in their product (sales up 30% this year) is driven by corporate needs to increase productivity and decrease fuel costs. In my opinion, this need is a trend that will continue for some time. What is even more amazing about this company is that they have no analyst coverage. That said, I wouldn't be surprised if CKSW retests its 50 day moving average. On any test I will be a buyer of the stock.