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To: Canuck Dave who wrote (4252)	1/13/1999 12:09:00 PM
From: MMK	Respond to of 56535

Congratulations, Canuck Dave! Nice to hear someone is "up" out there. I haven't gotten up the courage to see yet. Also have ASCT, so maybe the news won't be so bad. MMK

To: Canuck Dave who wrote (4252)	1/13/1999 12:10:00 PM
From: DablocTrader	Respond to of 56535

CAGI - did someone say moving UP in a down market.... Hi. I'd like to point out a stock that is resisting every downturn and may be the best stock to be in for 1999. Their MAVIS Voice recognition software is #1! Take a look at it's charts, history and products. Do some DD and follow the SI CAGI board. Here's the Hoover brief on the co.: Carnegie International, a telecommunications holding company, has three main subsidiaries. UK-based Profit Thru Telecommunications (PTT) makes voice-recognition telecommunications software that also recognizes input from touch-tone keypads and bar code readers. PTT's core product, MAVIS, is a multi-language recognition program. Carnegie's Talidan subsidiary sells discount telephone time in South America, Russia, and other emerging markets. ACC Telecom installs and services equipment made by Comdial, Sony, and Sprint. As Carnegie moves to strengthen its telecommunications focus through acquisitions, it has minimized its financial services operations. And for the latest news releases; marketwatch.newsalert.com dbl