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Technology Stocks : SSA (SSAX) BPCS/Client Server -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Sharla Speakman who wrote (378)	12/26/1997 9:05:00 PM
From: wfrazee	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 915

Trying to find a bottom or a high is a risky proposition. I've lost many good dollars thinking a stock had finally peaked or bottomed out. Looking at the chart, 4 seems to be the 52 week low for SSAX; however, 6 seems to be a more stable bottom. If it reaches 6, then I feel it might be worth dumping some other holdings to pick up SSAX,if it doesn't hit six, then I'll probably pass. I also think this is a good longer term stock. I just don't have the capitol to own all those stocks I'd like to have. Lost quite a bit this year with SIII. I shoud learn to pay attention to what management does not what they say. SIII, management was selling stock while issuing statements the 2nd qtr was unusually slow but they expected margins to improve over the 3rd and 4th quarters. Well, margins fell out the bottom and management was playing games with the books while selling thier own stock. The stock sunk from 18 to a current 5-6 dollars a share. I don't see how SIII could go much lower; however, if SSAX gets in the 6 dollar price range, I'll trade my SIII for SSAX.