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Technology Stocks : EAII-Engineering Animation -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: The ChrisMeister who wrote (49)	7/1/1998 12:53:00 PM
From: stockman_scott	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 98

Chris: EAII has become one of my favorite investments. It is now one of my top 3 holdings. I first bought it at $40 and significantly increased my position in the mid 50s. I believe that the company has operating earnings (that continue to expand) if you exclude the acquisitions. The Yahoo Finance thread on this stock is much more active and full of some very knowledgeable investors. IMO, EAII is very early in its life cycle. It went public just 2 years ago at about $15/ share and now it is around $60/ share. So far EAII has become the top performing public company out here in Iowa and it has a lot of local support. EAII dominates its niches and has strategic alliances with MSFT and HP. They have over 40 companies beta testing their software around the world and major new contract announcements should be flowing soon. Four analysts cover EAII and they currently have 4 "strong buy" ratings on this firm. I see the potential for a significant run up in this stock in the next 5 years. IMO, EAII's software is transformational and helps manufacturing firms design and prototype in more efficient and collaborative ways. EAII's sales and margins should continue to expand rapidly as the beta sites are converted into customers that pay for the software. EAII seems like a little PSFT out in the heartlands and could dominate their niches for years to come. Check out the Yahoo discussion board on this stock and good luck investing. -Scott