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Technology Stocks : Aspect Telecommunications (ASPT) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: corporal spewchunks who wrote (825)	3/13/1999 12:03:00 PM
From: KHS	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2018

I have completed a lot of study in this market. Not just for my own DD but for a client of mine that is looking to get into this market with a product. Not a product that competes against ASPT's product. IMHO, ASPT is unique. The call center market is growing as we all know. CTI platforms are hot right now and will be in the future. CTI niche vendors are doing well right now. ASPT is unique. Let me explain. Unlike other CTI niche vendors, they have a switching platform base. They can leverage this. Secondly, they have more resource in the field to make it all happen. Unlike LU and Nortel (who are introducing CTI platforms), ASPT is not tied to selling core platforms outside this arena. LU and Nortel are really preoccupied with other things. If they execute well, they can be kings of the CTI niche market.

To: corporal spewchunks who wrote (825)	3/17/1999 11:09:00 PM
From: Herschel Rubin	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2018

John, Yes, I'm hanging in there. ASPT is a long-term keeper. It's just so beaten down to a pulp lately that I haven't been following it closely lately. I do find the insider buy of 375,000 shares at about these price levels very encouraging, however. That's nothing to sneeze at. Tells me this will double at least within a year, although insider buyers aren't always correct about market perception of their company. This one seems like a slam dunk because of its price relative to book and market positioning.