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Technology Stocks : CSGI ...READY FOR TAKE-OFF! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Trader X who wrote (1753)	12/28/1997 8:21:00 PM
From: tech	Respond to of 3391

Oh what is this ? The amazing Mr. Hansen decides to come back for more. He first says he's not interested in how the stock performs and then comes back here to make some more Inaccurate and False statements. Sorry, Kevin ... I have to correct you once again. 1. The LSI contract is a revenue generating contract. 2. CSGI applied for NASDAQ listing in Oct. biz.yahoo.com Once again, I know you didn't mean to post inaccurate information (wink , wink).

To: Trader X who wrote (1753)	12/28/1997 9:07:00 PM
From: tech	Respond to of 3391

Some of Kevin Hansen's famous quotes to remember. >>tech has never implied csgi would announce a stream of (bullshit) contracts, he has practically guaranteed them! As well as the much ballyhooed "NASDAQ listing". << No, sorry Kevin. I have not implied anything. I have stated my opinion, on more than one occasion, that I expect CSGI to get contracts once the flood gates open. I feel that companies have been budgeting Q2 through Q4 1997 to start spending Q1 and Q2 of 1998. Will CSGI get contracts, will their alliance partners get contracts? Well, I am glad you plan to stick around to find out. Also, you seem to be implying that no matter what contracts CSGI announces they will be bullshi* So, I see you are unbiased in your views (wink, wink) It is nice to know that you are already claiming that no matter what CSGI announces, you will think that it is B.S. (I hope to see how you plan to get out of this one) Oh that's right, I forgot you other famous quote >> "the performance of the stock is not an issue" << >> A Nasdaq listing within 45 days even! What utter bullshit. << Yup, that's right. I think that they should get their listing in the next 45 days. It usually takes anywhere from 60 to 120 days to be listed after you have filed for the listing. CSGI filed on approx. Oct. 20 They should be listed anytime within the next 45 days. Btw - I wonder what you are going to say once they are listed? It will sure be interesting. However, I am sure you will try your best to post more inaccurate information. Happy Holidays.