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To: Harami who wrote (346)	4/29/1998 5:36:00 PM
From: Allen Sampson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1956

Please correct me if I'm mistaken, but wasn't the eps 4 cents fully taxed vs Shytle's 6 cents fully taxed? If I remember Oracle's results correctly a drop in income, especially 33%, will have a dramatic effect on the stock. One post I read noted that Caputo had commented on the lack of contracts, but Shytle's report lists customers by name, GE Cap, Aetna, Mass Mutual etc etc. What does this variance mean? I agree with you that everything else is arguably close enough for government work. Allen

To: Harami who wrote (346)	4/29/1998 6:10:00 PM
From: rainwater	Respond to of 1956

"Value is in the eyes of the beholder!!!" I am sorry if I sound funny it is not meant to be at the cost of pain everyone has borne today. I think CMND CAN come back from DOOM... not tommorrow - the short termers remain to leave... but sometime. Face it noone pays any attention to Hugh Shytle were the stock to rise in face of his report. " stock market is driven by fear and greed" too much of either makes opportunities.

To: Harami who wrote (346)	8/2/1998 9:32:00 AM
From: Big Dog	Respond to of 1956

Repost: Cowen (IPO underwriter) Report--prior to 1st Q earnings report: "CMND provides technology services to insurance companies. It is capitalizing on two major trends, information technology outsourcing and the Year 2000 opportunity. Customers include market leaders Aetna, GE Capital, MassMutual, New York Life and more. The new offshore development facility should improve profitability as projects carry much higher gross margin (60-70%) than those done domestically. We expect solid, in-line Q1 fully-taxed EPS of 6› (vs loss) on revenue growth of 46%. - Hugh Shytle, 4/13 "