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To: Dr. Seuss who wrote (1668)6/11/1998 3:46:00 PM
From: jas singh MD  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 2616
 
Good afternoon Dr. Seuss,

I'm not sure if that is an entirely accurate assessment. In the few years that I have been an investor, I've noticed that there are two schools of thought: buy and hold vs actively trading based on momentum and TA. I have always been a buy and hold type of an investor. However, I have gained a deep appreciation for the relevance of TA. I decided to lighten up on my CYBG holdings although, I still retain a large number of shares. There is no sense fighting a trend. Having said this, I sincerely believe that given the product mix of this company and the "expected" growth over the next few years in the security and e-commerce sectors not to mention the aggressive consolidation that is currently taking place, we will see significantly higher share prices this year. What the company must demonstrate is that their distribution channels are beginning to pay off with increased sales and revenues. Additionally, we need to have some news in regards to the pilot programs that are currently taking place in the e-commerce arena.The recent acquisition will be of tremendous benefit to CYBG. I still contend that if one looks at these two sectors and then looks at the product mix that this company offers, CYBG is a very good "long term" investment at current prices. Obviously, some may argue with this contention.

Sincerely,

Jas