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Technology Stocks : SYNTEL (SYNT) - Upcoming Year 2000 IPO -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Fouad Nahas who wrote (1736)	5/30/1998 9:35:00 AM
From: david sosiak	Respond to of 2761

Dear Fouad, Why do you shorts persist in talking this issue up.India is now considered a victim by the international community and will benefit directly.Both nations have made their nuclear signatures in the sand and that's it folks.The reasons for this are obvious.As you are aware Y2K shutsdown down the military option for everyone.We all know what the demise of Galaxy 4 did to the nation,shutdown pratically every pager in the nation.This will happen to guidance systems for most current surface to air missiles on or before Year 2K. Now, as the panic in Y2K arrives 3/4 Q ,millions and millions of small investor will drive this market,UP .You always buy into a market when nobody has heard of it.This is the unique postion we are in with SYNT.The best is yet to come.Sit back ,relax and enjoy the ride. Regards, Dave

To: Fouad Nahas who wrote (1736)	5/30/1998 11:33:00 AM
From: P. Ramamoorthy	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2761

Fouad Nahas - Re.: And long term... 2001 would be too late. You think SYNT business will drop dead after year 2001? Do not understand what you mean. If analysts are getting "scared" they better switch their profession. Short term (US sanctions and nuclear blast, etc.) introduced uncertainty. Most blue chip companies are announcing earnings disappointments (HPW, etc.), making the market nervous. Most traders and analysts do not like uncertainty nor they understand technology or international politics. Most of them follow the "herd". When the herd changes direction, they'll return in droves. After all, all of them (including us) are in the market to make money. This short term uncertainty is testing the patience of long term investors. Hold on to your shares if you understand and appreciate SYNT's business model and potential future earnings from Intellisourcing on a global basis, not just the temporary y2k situation. Ram