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Technology Stocks : SYNTEL (SYNT) - Upcoming Year 2000 IPO -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Leo who wrote (841)	2/20/1998 10:17:00 AM
From: Jeffrey E. Klein	Respond to of 2761

It was interesting to read that Syntel is not chasing Y2K business -- they are more interested in application management outsourcing business. They only want to provide Y2k business to existing customers and where it is apparent that there is a strong opportunity for a ongoing application outsourcing relationship post-2000.

To: Leo who wrote (841)	2/20/1998 11:27:00 AM
From: wlheatmoon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2761

Lee, I'm holding all of my SYNT until mid 30's before I'll even think about selling. Can't think of another better company than this one at the moment. Good luck with your investments. Goal (if you're an investor)--find good companies, buy, add, keep buying and let it run until better companies come along; until you need the money or it has reached your target; or until the story changes on your company. Remember, a stock in motion tends to stay in motion. Meaning if it's going up with volume, it's going to do the same until something changes--news, volume drying up, etc. Then it may drop some as it rebase and some profit taking takes place while it is waiting for the next momentum to go up. It really won't drop too much if the story is good and there's a good reason for it run to begin with. Just some ramblings. My apologies to the thread for this intrusion. mike