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Technology Stocks : Y2k Why the stock-market will collapse within days/week -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Paul van Wijk who wrote (67)	5/20/1998 8:12:00 AM
From: Paul van Wijk	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 185

Solutions I I stated many times that the first to the solution is accepting the problem. What can be done; I think we need to stop file companies with Y2k-related law-suits. It is a waste of time, energy and resources. The effect is that companies hide information, will not share info, will not coorporate because their lawyers tell them do. This is contra-productive. We cannot afford to do this anymore. We need to push companies to openly commit themselves to the mission-statement from the President of the USA. y2k.gov And why not ask President Clinton to sent out an executive order that protect the companies that commit themselves to his mission-statement from Y2k-related lawsuits. Hope you get my point. I will ask TAVA, Dell & EDS first. It will be easy. TAVA & EDS are already acting in this direction. Dell not at this moment. All their products are Y2k-compliant as far as I know. That is not what I mean. Anyone who knows Michael Dell will understand that this great visionnaire will directly change focus if we explain him about the Y2k-monster that is threatening our society. Because Michael Dell is always making the right priorities. Adding Value before Money Think beyond boundaries instead of between them. Honesty and integrity before greed (Cremer) I follow Dell for over one year, they never cheat, they never disappoint and they always focus on Adding Value instead of the Microsoft-mentality who use there talents to make money as much as possible. I'm not a communist, I believe in the way of thinking of Michael Dell. More to come. Paul