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Technology Stocks : THREE FIVE SYSTEM (TFS) - up from here? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: dfloydr who wrote (1592)	5/31/1998 5:01:00 PM
From: voyager.ed	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3247

"To the Thread" Have been away since late Friday but you all have been very active. Nothing like a little corporate news announcement to get the juices flowing. Welcome to the several new posters. All our welcome, no one owns the net. Lots of good info and commentary in the last couple days, for which I thank you all; but several posts of character attacks -he said, she said, etc. No need to get personal!!! Noblesse, Floyd, raefon, michael, franklin and others have co-habitated on this thread for nearly a year since I started reading, and I value all you guys for your input, insight and divergence of opinion. Whether you own, don't own or are short TFS, it will do what it will do. I personally still think this company is something special and will eventually pay off big. They seem to do the manufacturing, technology and business side of running the company quite well, and I think they are slowly learning about the other side - valuation. I have been encouraged since early March by the apparent new style that is listening, communicating and trying in this area. I think we will see some very positive developments in this matter shortly - if not, then the price of the stock will shoot up as someone acquires this little gem. Still optimistic and putting my money where I speak - still buying, although it has taken me all week-end to pry loose the key to the piggy bank from the boss. Thanks for continuing to exchange views and provide information and dialog. regards, Ed