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Gold/Mining/Energy : Keystone Energy Services - KESE on BB Nasdaq -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Wallst10 who wrote (109)	11/24/1997 3:55:00 PM
From: PK	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 307

Donald, Go to www.infoseek.com then in the research click on web and then type in Medical Online Investment Department, click on search and the article I am referring to will come up. I can't seem to find any information on this Analyst Group but, I'm still searching. Anyway its an interesting view that they have on KESE. Keystone to Soar Thurs Nov.20 ~ The Keystone Plunge predicted by Medical Online Analysts occurred exactly as expected. Now that the new-birthing jitters are over, Keystone will catch fire...and BURN! Keystone Energy Services will soar to expected $24 levels by mid or late December. IBM's late bid to catch Keystone, fliels this number one contender into a new and unprecedented position. When the Energy Market in California is deregulated in January of 1998, Keystone stands poised with the biggest nets in a lucrative ocean. IBM was recently shaken when Honeywell agreed to provide support for Keystone. IBM, the U.S. computer giant, said it must take steps into the countryts electric utility business, fearing that the Keystone/Honeywell alliance could single handedly capture the new energy technology market: as more and more states deregulate. On Tuesday, IBM unveiled DecisionEdge for Utilities, a joint venture with Axciom and Per-Technologies, two companies that design and implement integrated marketing database solutions. Keystone and Honeywell have already perfected this work. Not only are their systems already up and working: they are clearly the states sales leader. They are well ahead of IBM at this point. There can be no stopping Keystone in the near fliture as the uncontested leader in the new California energy technology market. Investors should ride this one through August of 1998 when prices will stabilize at about $40 per share. Medical Online Investment Department medical-online.com 11/24/97 This is the article... PK