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Technology Stocks : TouchStone S/W (TSSW) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: David Alan Cook who wrote (2181)	8/15/1998 9:28:00 AM
From: jonj	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3627

Dave are you still 9 months long on tssw? Your last post kinda sums it up. New CEO will hopefully bring the skills necessary to launch the check-it line. Its all too frustrating and unimaginable to see products of this caliber not attaining higher sales volume. Imagine how frustrated tssw's staff must be. Given his background, Pierre --- should help greatly in this area. After some investigation he seems to be the real thing in the software industry.

To: David Alan Cook who wrote (2181)	8/16/1998 10:45:00 PM
From: Daniel Schumacher	Respond to of 3627

David, I am a steadfast supporter of your opinion. It appears easy for posts to be made in disagreement of your opinions, but every post you have made has been purely factual. If I recall, you initially bought into the company between 1.43-1.87. Obviously the price has reversed from its highs and everyone has experienced some dissapointment with the management during this last quarter. The stronger quarters are coming again and with some good management decisions and agreements, the company should potentially be able to get in the black. Ironically, Netoptimzier and Y2k appear to be fantastic software ideas, now we need the revenues to prove it. I still think that a buyout is a big possiblity right now, although that may not be in our best interest until the company shows a little more spunk and gets the stock price up some. All in all, I would much rather be at 1.30 or so in Touchstone considering its cash position, than in a stock that was down 50 percent but still fundamentally overvalued. Dan S.