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Technology Stocks : The Roaring Twenty 1998 -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: White Shoes who wrote (21)	2/5/1998 1:47:00 PM
From: White Shoes	Respond to of 338

Updates on: HUMCF An analyst from Credifinance Securities has a one-year target of $70 Canadian (a 50% gain in 1998)...the stock is seen as undervalued. IVIAF Analyst from same firm maintains buy rating on IVIAF, likes merger with Checkmate vaulting IVIAF to #3 in POS and check verification services. Estimates $100 mil revenue and $5 mil profit ($.30 per share, $.21 in US dollars) for the combined company. Real potential probably won't be realized for a couple of years. NSCP All hell has broken loose. Rumors of Sun buyout. Silly, but an excuse for the market to realize that NSCP will continue to be a very important company, and that there is more than meets the eye. When it traded at $16 the central role in electronic commerce and servers which will be played by NSCP was being ignored. No wonder the Sun rumors. Who wouldn't want NSCP at $20/shr?