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To: 45bday who wrote (653)2/26/1998 8:07:00 PM
From: Bosco  Respond to of 1069
 
hello solution - good points. DBCC has an article about Y2K a couple of days ago, which I tend to agree. To solve the Y2K problems, one can differentiate the manpower and the silver bullet groups. The latter has gained a lot of attention but has since failed to deliver while the former seem to be able to continue to grow. So, for instance, that sort of validates your BoA example. Of course, even the manpower cos will eventually fall apart if expectations run a lot faster than reality.

Btw, I ve asked a few days ago but there was no taker: what kind of Y2K work is ISLI. Any explanation is appreciated. TIA

rgds Bosco



To: 45bday who wrote (653)2/27/1998 10:19:00 AM
From: Risky Business  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1069
 
The "solution" is simple, this stock is going to have a pe of 20 in about 3 months. 6 months from now ISLI's earnings will be compared with .03 the increase will be up over 1,000%. If you can wait 6 months, run don't walk, to the phone call your broker and sell.

regards,

risky


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