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Technology Stocks : Concurrent Computer (CCUR) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Goodboy who wrote (6612)	1/22/1999 3:29:00 PM
From: Christiaan McDonald	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 21143

There is one positive we know for sure, and that is Aegis. The actual sales of CCUR (excluding service revenue) are only about 35 million or so a year. When you add 10 or 12 million a year for Aegis, that is an increase of about 25% or more. The suspension of Aegis has hurt us bad for the last two or three qtrs, so I for one really was elated when I learned it had been released. As I recall Corky said they would get 2 to 3 million from Aegis in the qtr just ended. I agree with Jeff and those who relate the past history of trading in this stock, but I also know we are very close now on IVOD and who knows what else. CCUR has lots of irons in the fire. But I'll leave it to Steve and the others who are good at the short term. All I know is Steve has been right on this stock many many times, insofar as the short term movements are concerned. Ken

To: Goodboy who wrote (6612)	1/24/1999 9:55:00 AM
From: Don Hand	Respond to of 21143

Newsletter comments Goodboy; you must live closer to Ft. Lauderdale. I received my copy yesterday. As a long term holder of CCUR and follower of these chat boards it often occurs to me what we take for granted. As new investors come into this stock maybe we should periodically renew our vows and repeat some things we learned that have gone unpublished. As goodboy said these newsletters will be published sooner or later so allow me to manually retype without a web link. From the news letter and not press releases that I can find. subject Aegis contract: "...Concurrent was involved in a previous phase of the program and will now have an expanded role. Under a multi-year contract, Concurrent will work closely with Lockheed Martin.... This selection demonstrates our ability to generate business on subsequent phases of long-term programs by providing unparalleled expertise and outstanding customer support....The award will provide a solid base for our real-time business and is expected to generate hardware and software revenues over the next 10 years" subject PowerSim RT "Concurrent introduces its newest bundled system, the PowerSim RT, a cost-effective development and run-time workstation for the simulation industry. Slated to ship in the spring of 1999, the PowerSim RT provides a single-source solution for a broad spectrum of simulation requirements" subject Dale Burton Vice President, Software Sales "Concurrent's operating system, PowerMAX OS, is based on the reliable UNIX SVR4, and our software productivity tools provide unique debug, trace and scheduling capabilities for single-board computers, closely-coupled computers, and symmetric multiprocessing (SMP) systems. The reliability of UNIX is documented in various 24/7 systems, and the availability of programmers trained in UNIX far exceeds that of proprietary operating systems provided by other vendors. "