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To: C.K. Houston who wrote (14140)	4/5/1998 6:20:00 PM
From: biffpincus	Respond to of 31646

Looks like "thestreet.com" is taking Y2k more seriously by covering a Y2k conference in Atlanta next week. Does anyone know if TAVA is scheduled? But with Cory reporting perhaps its better that TAVA isn't talking (unless the company can change his fickle opinion with solid news and numbers). Also, I came across in "Federal Computer Week" that the Army is hosting a Y2k Conference, April 13-15 at the Hyatt Regency in Crystal City, Virginia. Lt. General William Campbell said the conference is of "vital importance to everyone who faces the Y2K problem, especially support contractors". biff _________________ TSC Helps Answer Those Millennial Questions The millennium is getting closer all the time. And with it, more and more is getting written about the still-mysterious Year 2000 computer problem. As many of you already know, it seems that all of those computer code jockeys, in the interest of saving time, space and money, built a little problem into our computerized world. In some older code, the two-digit date system is not geared to recognize a new century. And we've got one right around the corner. Several companies have proclaimed themselves Y2K fixers, and many of these companies will be in Atlanta this week for a Y2K company conference. Our West Coast bureau chief, Cory Johnson, will come east of the Mississippi to cover the conference, and we look forward to hearing about the latest news from the Y2K frontier. With the millennium approaching, these stocks have become as volatile as biotechs deep into Phase III trials. Cory will spend the week sorting through the winners and the pretenders.

To: C.K. Houston who wrote (14140)	4/5/1998 9:28:00 PM
From: Jeffrey L. Henken	Respond to of 31646

Fidelity still refuses to margin TAVA! Well CK I spoke with Fidelity again on Friday. I can't believe it but they still refuse to margin TAVA. I am in the process of moving my account to another brokerage. How anyone could look at the way TAVA has traded and see this stock as anything but a low risk is beyond me. My investment in TAVA has more than doubled in a very short period of time. Almost as nice as what ABMI has done for me. It would be nice to leverage my gain with margin status. GO TAVA! Regards, Jeff

To: C.K. Houston who wrote (14140)	4/6/1998 12:08:00 AM
From: Tim J. Flick	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 31646

CK.... With the institutional money that is now in TAVA in a fairly big way I feel that even a small disappointment by the company could cause them to pair their positions. If they decide to do this...I do not have to tell you what the stock will do. Again.. I do not want to be long if they don't show some strong progress in the quarter that just ended. Hell, CK you have been in these small cap stocks when PERCEIVED poor news comes out... the funds can cut these stocks in half on the opening. Again, I do not look for this to happen but since I do not think this is THE gangbuster quarter maybe we could get a blip in the road... it is a possibility! The market is tight.... lot's of profit's and people will go for the door with little provocation. I am speaking from my position... Out of the stock.. I like the stock but I have been at this door many times in the past and always seem to get a better opportunity. Only time will tell.