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To: Michael Baron who wrote (18068)	6/5/1998 6:34:00 PM
From: jwk	Respond to of 31646

TAVA related -- post y2k $'s --- could/should be a MAJOR part of the road show. Y2K 'pure plays' are toast. dailynews.yahoo.com >>>> Friday June 5 9:47 AM EDT What happens to bug fixers after year 2000? By Andrew Hay NEW YORK (Reuters) - Call it the Year 2001 problem, the coming crisis when revenues begin drying up for the many software and consulting companies that specialize in cashing in on fixing the looming millennium computer crash. Analysts who follow the Year 2000 industry say these companies pose a steep downside risk for investors: many will become stocks with expiration dates unless they can identify new businesses to enter to carry them beyond millenium fears. ......... <<<<