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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Agiss Software (AGCR) - Year2000 + -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bryce Sherwood who wrote (1022)	3/16/1999 8:33:00 AM
From: LaShark	Respond to of 1811

Not sure what it means but personally it may be an attempt to start over. NO more buying from me till I hear the details.

To: Bryce Sherwood who wrote (1022)	3/16/1999 9:14:00 AM
From: CigarHolder	Respond to of 1811

Bryce, Good questions, indeed. The fact is that about 1/2 dozen former or current AGCR employees/officers sit on the IDS board. The brothers Rybak, hold the most shares in AGCR. Both used to be heaviliy involved with AGCR. One left to start IDS the other remained at AGCR. Critically, Hession, a former CDA gov't employee, is the COB for AGCR and also sits on the IDS board. Not rocket science, but it's simple. I like LaShark's attitude - wait a while. If any deal is going to be made, it has been reported that the close of second quarter will inlcude this transaction for IDS. So, would the brothers Rybak, holders of alledgedly 13 million shares of AGCR "screw themselves"?. Holdings at market valuations are about $715,000 (US). Tough love, man. CH

To: Bryce Sherwood who wrote (1022)	3/16/1999 10:54:00 AM
From: Dantex2	Respond to of 1811

Bryce, >>>Why would a company that is supposed to have such a great solutions package sell out<<< Because they want to get bought. AGISS mgmt. will probably never get the parking spot for salesman of the month, but these guy's are smart Canadians, AY. My guess is the purchase will be completed via stock swap. IDS has 22 million and change outstanding shares, if a stock swap were completed at whatever ratio (5 to 1??), these IDS shares would all be held. Any buying from that point on would run that stock up exponentially. Add those secretive AGISS contracts and financials to the fray and the IDS stock run up is only enhanced. In other words we gotta richer brother Rybak tandem and IDS board. It's obvious to me that a number of insiders are keeping this stock as low as they go. Remember last year when a 5 million dollar contract ran the stock to a dollar? If that were to happen now our market cap would be greater than that of IDSs' (based on 60 + million shares X $1.00). Well AGISS management and the IDS board can't have that. I also don't think IDS is buying this for Y2K remediation services. Hell we all know they want coughchokegag"bio-tech"and"boeing"coughchokegag. Look at they're product lines. Great way to test this theory. Am told a big Canadian Govt. contract to be awarded in two weeks. This is the second part of a contract we were awarded in the past. Gotta like our chances of winning it again (maybe not getting a PR on it). How could IDS's management run the risk of us winning this contract and having the stock run up again? Buyout could get REAL expensive then. Something gotta happen soon. Dan P.S. Michael Block, where the hell are those Market Makers. Suprised they aren't lined up and buying??? Need this on the streets!