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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Advanced Encryption Technology (AETI) Goes Public w/a Bang -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Jaime Leiderman who wrote (155)	9/5/1998 8:38:00 AM
From: swedelo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 518

Dear Jaime or Jimmy?, I don't look for final news of lawsuit dismissal to make AETI stock to jump back to 3 1/2 overnight either: however, I do think you will see some small incremental increases on good volume over the 2 weeks following that, possibly getting price back to the 1- 1 1/2 range. More importantly investors/traders will then be able to focus more on the fundamentals (contracts/revenue stream/earnings) without the dark cloud of possible impending and expensive litigation hanging over our corporate heads. Concerning market conditions, on the contrary, I believe the erosion of the over priced blue chip market will ultimately enhance the underpriced/undervalued micro and small-cap companies today. I know, I know.....you've heard for years now "this is the time to buy small caps", but look at the looooong charts on the market. We are truly going through a significant event.The micro and small caps took it on the chin beggining the first of the year, ; then, mid caps started really getting killed about April. Not until recently have the beloved blue chips begun to take their overdue/overpriced lumps. My feeling is the recovery (which will come) will occur in reverse order. I have already seen signs of this as many of my small-caps are holding or making small gains even as the blue chip market tumbles. Concerning the computer security business, I feel in the not to distant future, that having a security system on every computer will be as common, and neccesary as having locks on your home and car doors. I look for box makers to be installing them as part of their overall package in short order. Are you starting to get my drift, you order a computer from Dell already installed are windows, anti virus, other software, and access denied secureware. Is AETI going to be the big player here. I don't know, but I think theirs is a system that shows compatibility and flexibility and ease that could make it a fit from the largest commercial needs to the smallest individual requirements. All that said, I will wait until final news ending any possibility of legal action, then keep an eye on the fundamentals. Best Wishes, Swedelo