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Technology Stocks : TAVA Technologies (TAVA-NASDAQ) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: JDN who wrote (24003)	10/18/1998 2:35:00 PM
From: Captain Jack	Respond to of 31646

JDN --- all Y2K issues are off highs,, big time. It has been fun with ALYD and others. TAVA is a Y2K stock. While it actually has a post business it has been hammered because the so called core has done little to assist. TAVA acts like a Y2K stock but the core has not added any value over the past 2 years as most companies have. Most SOLID Y2Ks have increased in value to a slight degree but not this one,, it acts very much like ZITL. The blocks were there with the core. Y2K should be the catalyst that shoots the EPS into outerspace. Those earnings should be used to make TAVA a household name. Instead little companies that are very similar are being added as in the past. The out come will be just MORE of the same spread out over more shares equaling a 5 dollar stock. Combine that with the mistakes that have been made, some that may seem small are huge in the minds of serious investors and institutions and TAVA is lucky to be holding over 3. More of the same does not insulate against a sector slow down and TAVA sure is no MSFT or IBM. A sector leader needs to be purchased. The funds being spent like penny candy should be conserved for a major purchase. The "core" was a $2 1/2 issue and adding more of the same to more shares equates to the same value.