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To: C.K. Houston who wrote (14492)	4/9/1998 11:39:00 AM
From: Mighty_Mezz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 31646

Thanks Cheryl, It had completely slipped my mind. And thanks to Patrick for reminding us that Y2K revenue began coming in a quarter early. While >>The filings "do not anticipate significant Y2K revenue before the third quarter" (March quarter) does contain an exact quote from a filing, it's a bit misleading. Current reality is: They did not anticipate Y2K revenue before the third quarter (March quarter), but $1,736,000 in Y2K revenue came in during the second quarter (December quarter). Making old company predictions sound current is pretty sneaky. Shorts are just whistling in the graveyard, afaic.

To: C.K. Houston who wrote (14492)	4/9/1998 11:45:00 AM
From: wlheatmoon	Respond to of 31646

FROM Y2K thread. General Motors Corp. said it will be spending between $410 million and $540 million fixing its computers, making its effort the second-biggest at any American company. For what that's worth. <GGG> mike

To: C.K. Houston who wrote (14492)	4/10/1998 5:08:00 PM
From: C.K. Houston	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 31646

*EAVESDROPPING:* Overvalued: Roger's 1998 Short Picks ========================================================== To: Pancho Villa (6501 ) From: Kip518 Wednesday, Apr 8 1998 7:39AM ET >>Did you sell TAVA? I reserved 3k shares today but never pulled the short trigger.<< Pancho, yes I've been lightening up for the past couple of weeks. As of yesterday I only have 1K of 7K left (most bought 5s-8s). TAVA remains one of the few longs I have left. It has turned into a great trading stock, but for the moment I'd rather play it only from the long side. Looking to reenter just over 10. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To: Pancho Villa (6709 ) From: Kip518 Friday, Apr 10 1998 12:24PM ET >>Kip: I knew a friend was long TAVA. Get out otherwise share with your friends the reasons why we should not short.<< Pancho, Fortune on TAVA pathfinder.com --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To: Kip518 (6710 ) From: Pancho Villa Friday, Apr 10 1998 3:34PM ET Kip: on TAVA. I am not an expert but it may be that TAVA has found itself a nice nitch on the y2k problem as it relates to manufacturing controllers which frequently have the code hardwired into a chip. This is a field that is quite different from the mainstream mainframe/distributed computing - software based y2k problem. The fix in these cases will frequently be hardware based. They can combine a tool approach with tailor consulting to fix those machines that are equiped with controllers in their database. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Have a great weekend guys!! Cheryl