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To: Runner who wrote (9558)	1/27/1999 12:49:00 PM
From: im a survivor	Respond to of 10786

Now, $10 and change. This baby is having a tough time breaking thru any kind of new resistance levels. Everytime it looks like it will break thru, it stumbles back down. The one positive will be if the new low resistance stays above $10. If it drops below that level, this baby could be right back to where it started. Very important to break new ground here and get this baby above $12, for good......but that could be doubtful. Good Luck....

To: Runner who wrote (9558)	1/27/1999 6:59:00 PM
From: MACA	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10786

Financial Firms' Group Rethinking Y2K Ratings, NY Times Reports Washington, Jan. 27 (Bloomberg) -- An international group of more than 230 banks, securities firms and insurers is rethinking plans to publicly release a survey of year 2000 computer readiness in more than 30 countries, fearing the move could destabilize financial markets in unprepared countries, the New York Times said. The Global 2000 Coordinating Group originally said that it would publish the ratings in early February, noting both the state of progress as well as the level of disclosure, the newspaper said. The Times said the Global 2000 survey could have greater credibility than other Y2K readiness surveys because of its members' financial influence and access to information, raising concerns its survey could prompt investors to pull capital out of unprepared countries. Yesterday, the World Bank said that countries in East Asia, Latin America and the former Soviet Union would be especially hard-hit by the computer problem, noting that at least one-third of World Bank projects are at ''high risk'' from the bug. (NYT 1/27 C1 www.nytimes.com)

To: Runner who wrote (9558)	1/28/1999 12:49:00 PM
From: stox19	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10786

Runner, here is what I liked about today's news: ''In looking for a Year 2000 vendor, ITT Cannon needed a company with the technical ability to work in various programming languages,'' said Hack Hughes, ITT Cannon's International Director of Information Technologies. ''Besides Alydaar's cross-language and cross-platform capabilities, Alydaar's automated factory process reduces errors, and gets code back into production faster.'' Put code back into production faster, with less than 350 days left that is a big plus. I lucked out and bought some more shares today @ 9 11/16. I think(hope) that is the bottom. Lots of buyers came in when it went under 10 today. Mansour