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To: Susan Saline who wrote (17181)	11/10/1998 8:01:00 PM
From: StormRider	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 53068

mebee we should all just buy SEEK and YHOO and be done with trading You could say that again! Next time (and I keep saying this btw) I will wait for another market correction, crash, depression, whatever, close my eyes, buy dell, yahoo, xcit, etc., and go get a life. The problem is that what I'm doing here is too addicting. Ahmed

To: Susan Saline who wrote (17181)	11/10/1998 8:39:00 PM
From: Nemer	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 53068

Suzie ---- Damged if when --- at the conclusion of the last contest ----- that the Dixie Dog (my BBX who is now non functional and out of business and no longer able to chunk out forecasts) WALKED OFF with the contest (---- just a small flaw that the oil drilling WestTexas piano player who kept tally couldn't properly use math ------) kept posting to show off after the contest was over ......... and on top of that the loss that I had in this contest was real money ---- MTC blindsided me and killed me with the "good play" on DLP --- and I don't want to hear about it or see about it or even have it posted again ................ VVVBZGGGGGGG and we should all hang our heads in shame that a great big dog, who belongs in the mountains with snow with a cask of brandy hanging about his neck who is trying to save idiots who have ventured out into the mess to start out with ............. beat us ..... by taking a leak on a newspaper ... I have heard of "random walk" ..... Paul, what is this deal .... a haphazard pee or dump ....... ???????? I didn't continue to post how things were doing so well for the DixieDogs's picks ..... heck, and now according to what he has been posting Ron has proceeded to "purloin" the KTEL pick that I rode (on a short) from 32+ to 10- and now it jumped 11+ today .... and I'm ready to short that puppy again .... not even to mention the other one I rode short for a great profit ..... note to all ----KTEL is not a real live company, it doesn't matter with whom they've signed contracts or whatever ...... I can't remember a nicer profit ever than I made riding it down .... and I look forward to doing the same thing again .... but I will post when I short it .... I'm not recco that right now ..... ROFLMAO ---- keep it up, little gal ....... you are the best upside down chart reading buddy that I have ----- VBZG --------- but the RedWings aren't gonna win the SCup this year ....... and one of these days I will come over here, back home to the Z thread where I've been treated very nicely, and have a great deal of fondness for all the posters ...... and give ya'll a lesson on how to really really make money ------- speed on the rail in the sprints ..... breeding and class on the turf ..... and go with Nemer on the SPZ ........ the Fishyman can vouch for a portion of the above ......... ggggggggg easy as pie ....... and quicker ....... ZZZZZZZZZGGGGGGGGGG Regards ---- Nemer

To: Susan Saline who wrote (17181)	11/11/1998 8:34:00 AM
From: Susan Saline	Respond to of 53068

ALMI is a Z and personal position I found this little company while reading TECD news ... ALMI has contracts with TECD The potential for additional gains in this stock are good Z entry is 2 7/16 currently 2 11/16 Short term target 3.25 Longer than that I am no good. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Business Summary Alpha Microsystems provides IT services (including consulting, maintenance, support and networking) and information technology products (including products for the internet/intranet market) to a variety of market segments. For the 26 weeks ended 8/23/98, total net sales rose 22% to $11.1 million. Net loss increased 14% to $2.2 million. Results reflect higher revenues from third-party product IT services, offset by a decrease in gross margins due to acquisitions. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- chart: tscn.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Wednesday November 11, 6:30 am Eastern Time Company Press Release AltiGen Signs Alpha Microsystems as Nationwide Supplier of Hardware Service and Support 24x7 Service For All-in-One NT Server-Based Phone System Designed for Telecommuters, Mobile Workers, Branch Offices and Virtual Companies FREMONT, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 11, 1998-- AltiGen Communications, Inc., a leading provider of computer telephony (CT) solutions, today announced a signed agreement with Alpha Microsystems' (Nasdaq/NMS:ALMI - news) IT services division to provide 24x7 service support for AltiGen telecom server-based solutions installed in the continental United States and parts of Canada. Alpha Microsystems Services Operation is a nationwide supplier of service and support for multi-user systems, networks, PCs and peripherals from all major manufacturers. A staff of more than 200 cross-platform certified field engineers and service experts will support AltiGen dealer installations 24 hours a day, 7 days a week from over 60 strategically located sites in North America. This service option will be offered exclusively by AltiGen certified dealers, currently some 450 strong, who can use it to provide superior customer support for AltiServ installations. ''Alpha Microsystems Services Operation's reputation for outstanding service and its nationwide presence make it an obvious choice for AltiGen.'' said Michele Shannon, Vice President of Sales for AltiGen. ''We are proud to again lead the telecom server market with a 24x7 service option for our rapidly growing dealer and end-user customer base. ''This is another example of AltiGen's strong commitment to supporting its customers. We look forward to a long-term relationship that will expand as we continue the strong growth we are experiencing in our business.'' According to Randy Parks, Vice President of Services for Alpha Microsystems, ''This agreement with AltiGen fits nicely with our growth strategies, which include partnerships with leading manufacturers in various market segments. Now, AltiGen customers nationwide can receive a value-added warranty that includes the benefit of 24x7 support and onsite service with their purchase. ''This nationwide program will provide AltiGen an advantage over those manufacturers that do not provide this added capability. We look forward to working with AltiGen, as well as its customers, and are excited about future potential opportunities under this agreement.'' About AltiGen AltiGen Communications, Inc., is the leading provider of ''All-in-One'' telecommunication servers. Its products represent the convergence of computers, telephone systems and the Internet into a single Microsoft Windows NT-based platform. AltiGen provides advanced PBX, voice mail, auto-attendant and e-mail functionality, plus ACD and the ability to integrate with the Internet to provide computer telephony integration functions on a global basis. AltiServ(TM) allows users to improve customer service and simplify communications for all employees, especially mobile workers and telecommuters. Computer Telephony Magazine awarded AltiGen a ''Product of the Year'' for 1996 as did CTI Magazine in 1997. AltiGen has also received several ''Best of Show'' awards, PC Week's 1998 Analyst's Choice Award and most recently Editors Choice and Best Voice Integration Product awards from CMP Media in the United Kingdom. For more information, visit the AltiGen web site at altigen.com. About Alpha Microsystems Service Operations Alpha Microsystems, a 22-year-old Santa Ana, Calif., company, is dedicated to providing superior computer services through its AMSO division, a national multi-vendor services provider. Additional services include consulting, maintenance, 7x24 capability and networking for public and private institutions of all sizes. Alpha Microsystems also serves the Internet/intranet market through its AlphaCONNECT division, which includes business-to-business software and technologies. For more information, visit the company's web site at www.alphamicro.com.