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To: JDN who wrote (20301)	7/9/1998 2:48:00 PM
From: Bald Man from Mars	Respond to of 31646

<< If you are looking for big profits in next month or two I think you may be disappointed.>> I beg to disagree. In fact I think if you are looking for big profits, it will be the next month or two, even taking today's action into consideration, it is just a matter of time that it shoots up and stays up ... If I don't believe that it will stay up, I will sell it into the spikes too ... How is your new Jeep doing ...

To: JDN who wrote (20301)	7/9/1998 3:01:00 PM
From: John Mansfield	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 31646

<< Jenkins noted, "Our database of compliance information on factory automation and process control elements now stands at more than 30,000 researched items and is increasing currently at more than 1000 items per week. >> From the Press release. This is a huge increase in the number of items. I remember around 5000 items last autums, and around 15000 mentioned during spring this year. TAVA must have (one of) the most extensive and comprehensive database for embedded y2k remediation anywhere around. As to statements around the CD: the CD is also used to access the online database. With all the companies around just starting with embedded systems remediation, increasingly TIME will be the most precious resource, NOT MONEY. This is the essence of this business, that is forgotten by many. Owners and managers of a business trying to save their business (and their A*S as well, being on the line..) they will buy the best there is on the market. Money is not the biggest issue here. Regards, John