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Technology Stocks : SNDT - Sand Technology - A diamond in the sand -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: jack crane who wrote (719)	7/7/1998 3:07:00 PM
From: let	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1200

Jack, just my thoughts (and opinion) in writing... The more I learn about this WYLE agreement the more I like it. WYLE just signed the agreement less than 90 days ago (maybe less) and already are doing a show in Europe. Their people are just out of training too. This seems like they are serious about promoting Sand. Their CEO has Nucleus on his personal puter to mine his data, IF it works as it is expected, he will see the immediate value and could be an excellent promoter of the product. WYLE also has the cash to buy SAnd if they want to, provided the mkt for such a product would justify it. This weeks price action (even without volume) has the smell of news to come soon, they are pushing the bid/ask higher every trade. I pay no attention to the 100/200 share blocks, but any with substance trades higher each trade. I don't know about this qtr, but I have read where Sand should be profitable again this qtr on increased revenues. Next qtr is the one I look to be the big surprise. The new NT & W-95 versions will be generating revenue by then, and could possibly contribute to the current qtr a bit. Things just look "too good" for the stock to stay at these levels. Wish I had more cash to add to & average down a bit on the last I bought. sorry for the rambling, let me know if u hear anything from the show. Let

To: jack crane who wrote (719)	7/9/1998 8:24:00 AM
From: RBW	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1200

Jack, thanks for the update. I am a little surprised you think AR would sell the company. I have always felt this was a crusade for management (which makes me feel very good I might add). I do not see them giving up the ship until this is a success in the market place. I think what drives them more is a vision of SAND being highly regarded by the industry and users for such breakthrough products. I think if he wanted to sell he'd be going about managing the company differently. imho.