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Technology Stocks : Inference Corporation--Growing 100% and still inexpensive -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Mike Healy who wrote (1010)	11/22/1998 3:27:00 PM
From: T. Reilly	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1246

.32, .22, it could be a buck, who knows, there is no formula and a your guessing. Right now it is the story that is going to make INFR move. Jepson distinctly stated in conference call that AOL and INFR have already talked about how they want to present their involvement. With some big news release. I've got a feeling Jepson has a real good "story" to elaborate on when he gets to NYC. This sector is driven by the story in my opinion and if you've got a good one, tell it and let the rest take it's course. If the the story sucks, the stock will sit here and do nothing and then it is back to crunching numbers, models, and the same. We are talking about a company that has revenues less than some guys/gals year end bonus. The value here, right now w/ posted earnings, is Jepson's story, followed by someone's interest in the technology. Company is far too small and would have to sacrafice earnings to really communicate the message in a typical fashion. Chuck's possible plan: The best way to communicate the message is to have the stock skyrocket on "potential" like some of these other puny companies that you would have never heard of, if not for the rise in stock price. People take notice, check it out, write a couple articles, and it's the awareness of technology and product he's looking for. Not conventional but certainly possible in this recent tech frenzy. Timing could'nt be better. Go Chuck, share the story we have known for some time, somebody will listen.