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To: Ginko who wrote (36907)	12/30/1998 7:20:00 PM
From: JC Money - President of a Loca	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 119973

I am keeping my eyes on CCEE which doesn't move much but when it moves, it moves FAST. It went up 30% one day when it announced the deal with IBM. Look at the chart and related press releases. You will see what I mean. The company has been in business for a LONG TIME and they have EXTREMELY LOW P/E ratio. The problem with this one is that if you are used to Internet stocks that moves like lightening, you might get bored watching this one. I bought the shares at under $2 and sold it at $3 something but never touched the stock after I got the taste of the Internet and biotechnology stocks. Another one is SYNT. They went as high as as $39 3/4 but lately it's been hubbering at $10 - $11 level. This is one company I just don't understand. Before their "record breaking earnings" news, they were at $13 - $14 level. Even after some good news, it started to sink with no apparent reasons - not that I could see anyways. In any case, I think if you are planning on buying any Y2K stocks, you probably have to have a REAL patience. IF the Internet crashes tomorrow, I might buy some myself. That way I don't have to fight with my ulcer watching the movements on the Internet stocks. Besides, I have a business to run. It's been taking too much of my time lately. I probably could have made more money if I concentraded on my business ;-)

To: Ginko who wrote (36907)	12/30/1998 8:08:00 PM
From: ThirdEye	Respond to of 119973

I see references here to Y2K stocks from several people all of a sudden. Someone even called IFMX a Y2K stock. Get this: there's no such thing as a Y2K stock right now--unless you're talking about tool companies(SEEC, ALYD, IAIC, ACLY) which have long since been discredited and abandoned by the market. No other self-respecting computer service company would call itself a Y2K company now. The only credibility they have is if they convince the analysts that their desire for Y2K work was a wet dream in 97 that's passed, done. There are no moonshots in the "Y2K sector." ....no real undervalued gems right now either. Yes some solid plays(MERQ, DDDDF, CPWR, COGIF, IMRS, CBSI, CDO) but all downright stodgy by I-nut standards, just pure solid steady growth. After the last two months playing I-nuts, very boring.

To: Ginko who wrote (36907)	12/30/1998 11:54:00 PM
From: StkProfit$	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 119973

My SOTM pick back in October was CRYSF,,,when it was around 7. I still like the stock, 9 isn't a bad price, but it might drop below 9 yet again before it rises. If you decide you like the company, I'd buy half now, and then see if it dips further in a week or so. CRYSF: Client's list reads like a who's who: Ford, Kraft, etc, etc, etc. Do some DD and check out their client list. Solid company operating out of Israel. Note the F on the end: The only drawback I can see is that it's a foreign based stock. Earnings for 99 should be .90+