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Technology Stocks : Crystal Systems (CRYSF) - AD 2000 Solution IPO -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Srivaths Srinivasan who wrote (130)	12/23/1997 10:35:00 AM
From: LANDRUSH	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 572

To All: Good sign yesterday, broke through 50 and 200 moving avg. on double volume. I've been in for a while at 26 and change, bought more at 22, looking for glitches in systems during Jan. Some say funds are buyers of YTK right now. Happy Holidays to all! LANDRUSH

To: Srivaths Srinivasan who wrote (130)	12/28/1997 9:25:00 PM
From: TechWiz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 572

Srivaths, In the USA today article, CRYSF was not mentioned but basically they talked about how far behind the government is and that only selected systems will be fixed. Other systems deemed not critical will not be fixed. The Department of Transportation was really behind. State governments are having trouble keeping programmers because the public sector is hiring them away at a higher price tag. So it looks gloomey for State and Federal projects. Crystal has filed documents with the SEC, it's just that EDGAR does not always have up to date info on smaller cap companies. The F at the end of the symbol just indicates that the company is not a US company. There is a small article in Business Week about the money being spent on year 2000 projects. Ernst & Young was mentioned to have billed dollars into the billions. CRYSF is a YR 2000 partner with Ernst & Young along with Keane. January I believe will be a great month for YR 2000 companies that have real products and real contracts.