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To: Andrew H who wrote (6947)	11/3/1997 12:35:00 AM
From: Doug R	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 79273

Andrew, Remaining profitable and growing profitability are the key points. There will be many more Y2K casualties than successes. The media generated interest in the phenomenon has created the situation that contrarians dream of. Ben asked about MVSI which has a bit of Y2K business. It's one company that has not put alot of store in that arena as far as I can tell. Their core business is solid and Y2K is viewed only as a short-term cash generator. There are many companies that sprouted up solely as Y2K fixers and are scrambling to develop a real business. No matter how rosily they paint their future, when the fat lady sings, their stocks are going to pull an Oct. Hang Seng. Ben, BTW MVSI is going to use the next 2 days to get its short-term technicals together then head back up to 8. When it gets to 8, remind me to check it again. Doug R