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Technology Stocks : TAVA Technologies (TAVA-NASDAQ) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Skeptic who wrote (11719)	2/19/1998 11:08:00 AM
From: j g cordes	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 31646

Skeptic.. you're barking at the wrong dog. I'm a trader, I don't assume anything. My message to you was that Y2k presents a gold mine of opportunity to every company engaged in it. Not only will those best at it reap considerable business, but it will serve as a springboard to new activities and relationships. Your post, which I replied to, concerned itself with matching TAVA's prospects to the Y2k bubble capitalization model... a lot of money being spent over a short period of time. This is a logical question. Certainly, many companies will experience a sharp decline, just as the exploration and tapping of the Alaskan oil did. I am assuming, right or wrong, that TAVA will be able to leverage their greater cash flow into new business ventures particularly as a result of new contacts and ideas. Supporting this is my belief that they have accurately and almost singly targeted a very BIG piece of the remediation market. They are doing the right things to exploit a market that is exploding in front of them. This acceleration of cash and world contact is what any sharp investor wants to see. The fact that Y2k is a bubble of money flow is not that important. Ask yourself how your own opportunties would be it someone offered you a chance to increase your income and business, fully paid for, by a factor of 50 over the next two years? Would you turn it down because there wasn't a guarantee it would be as great an opportunity in three years... Of course not. These are the kinds of situations which quickly spawn great lasting enterprizes. You have to sort out which of the many companies in Y2k industries will be long term winners. TAVA, I feel, will do quite well. Jim That's all I can say on this.. I'm added to my position this morning at 8 5/8ths.. back to trading in other areas. One last thought which you may consider is riding the y2k capital bubble with a selection of leadership companies.. as the industry peaks get out and put your profits somewhere else. Nothing wrong with that either.. you don't have to bond for life to make a lot of money.