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

To: Mighty_Mezz who wrote (12326)	3/6/1998 5:14:00 PM
From: Jack Zahran	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 31646

It's called taking a break. I am happy it stayed above 9. The fact is that many have purchased this baby in the 8's and 9's now and we should have a strong base. The KO news really has not sunk in and I am hoping for some real PR work to spread the word. As far as the Warrants, I wonder how many there are left. I don't think they will have much of an effect. I am also excited that Scott L. of TAVA PR/IR has been spending time with TAVA's institutional investors, explaining to them the full impact of the latest announcement. It is a short press release but loaded. Karl D. has been doing a tremendous job on trying to educate the masses. I personally would like to point everyone's attention to one word in the Press Release, namely, international. The implications for TAVA are tremendous. TAVA for the past couple of years has understood the market trend towards outsourcing. They have acretively acquired regional providers to expand into a formidable national presence. With a little vision it is easy to see how TAVA is leveraging the Y2K opportunity. A P/E of 1 is hogwash. With the growth in their capital value, they are in a great position to start the next phase of their growth into a multi-national presence. This KO deal, among other international deals, continues to validate their managements ability to leverage Y2K and use it to accelerate their core growth. JZ PS I got a reply from Cory Johnson which read like a lame excuse for his poor reporting. Blaming some "rumblings" he heard (no doubt from shorts) for his inaccurate reporting. I replied asking him to own up to his mistake since he should have known better as he was familiar with the company. He really doesn't have a legitimate excuse for spreading the false information. If we don't see a correction soon, I suggest we commence our e-mail efforts to letters@thestreet.com (heck write them again anyway and while your at it mention the KO press release to drive the point home).