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To: Brooks Jackson who wrote (5703)7/7/1998 6:30:00 PM
From: jjs_ynot  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 8545
 
Perhaps after 10 years of unification; Europe may be ready with Germany, France, Netherlands, Spain, etc. on a common payment system.

As an aside, the payroll system of the United Nations is one of the most complicated Management Information Systems in the World due to the differences in benefits, taxing systems, employee laws, currencies of the various countries of origin of the employees. They had to use a very sophisticated neural net to try to automate the system and arrange withholding and check deposits. And this was for a known population base with one fixed type of transaction. Anyone want to try this for multiple transaction types over a random population base.



To: Brooks Jackson who wrote (5703)7/8/1998 12:10:00 AM
From: TLindt  Respond to of 8545
 
For what it's worth...CKFR is the only almost internet stock which goes down on the day of a Strong Buy/Buy day.

Of course why screw with this Camel Hump pattern which has been going on for so long....I don't know what it is with me and Camels, but I sure seem to be able to pick'um. I went thru this with Intuit Last Summer, McDonalds for all of last year if not longer....(which by the way)...the Clown Kicks Butt now.....don't mess with the Clown.

CheckFree has been on it now since early last Summer...

Where's the College boy when you need him..huh, dave? If he we here I'd know we'd only have another week or two of this at best. Always get this way when we are stalling out on a top....albeit a higher high. Another higher low just might do it.




To: Brooks Jackson who wrote (5703)7/8/1998 10:06:00 AM
From: Benny Baga  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 8545
 
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