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To: grasshopper who wrote (2667)	3/7/1998 11:40:00 AM
From: cm	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 9343

<OT> 'hopper seeks Y2K... Interested in disaster stocks that aren't disasters themselves? I'm starting my own El Nino hedge fund... which I know is not funny if you're home is merging with the anything-but-pacific Pacific. Furthermore, The Al Gore Personality Relief Fund is I think a good bet... not that I suffer, in the least, from algoreaphobia. Every thread I go to has somebody talking Y2K and mentioning a company called TAVA. I am in no position to recommend TAVA... as it sounds like an excellent tropical beverage. But, it's ubiquitous when the topic turns to Y2K. And, I think, SI has some poster or two that are painting some rather stark pictures of the Y2K threat... indeed they're making it sound like there's little point in investing in anything other than underground shelters and MRE's from the Gulf War. After reading their posts, I picked up Ecclesiastes and had some belly laughs. (An inside joke for any former theology students.) Good Luck, 'hopper and may you continue to find ...... in SEEK. c m

To: grasshopper who wrote (2667)	3/7/1998 11:41:00 AM
From: Charliss	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 9343

You might do well to look at TAVA and SYNT Best, Charliss

To: grasshopper who wrote (2667)	3/7/1998 11:42:00 AM
From: KJ. Moy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9343

<<<Can anyone point me torwards a Y2K stock?>>> PLAT is one of my favorite. They are not only a Y2k play. They bought up a lot of small software companies and integrate them into a suite of inter-related products. They remind me of CA few years back. They drop recently on another acquisition on an excellent quarter. I recently got in on Seek and technically it's in uncharted area. It's looking good for both short term and long term.