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Technology Stocks : Healthcare.com Corporation (Nasdaq: HCDC)was [HDIE] -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: Captain Jack who wrote (12318)3/17/1999 8:10:00 PM
From: TickerHound  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 15094
 
FYI, HIE Investor Relations contacts (From their website).

hie.com

Note: EMAIL LINKS ARE ON WEBSITE

HIE has retained the services of Morgen Walke Associates, an investor relations firm. If you would like investor-related information about HIE, please contact:
Gordon McCoun with Morgen Walke at 212-850-5681 or email gmccoun@morgenwalke.com
You may also contact HIE directly:

Eddie Pearson, CFO
(770) 423-8453

Shannon Hodges, VP Marketing:
(770) 423-8436

Investor Relations:
(770) 423-8450, press "7"





To: Captain Jack who wrote (12318)3/18/1999 12:21:00 AM
From: Charles T. Russell  Respond to of 15094
 
If you work on Y2K remediation then you clearly understand the complexity of testing it. It isn't an excuse. It is affecting this sector. And whether Y2K is an excuse or not, it's the perception of the investment community that counts.

HIE managment's statement of position wouldn't mean anything, and I wouldn't hold my breath for a press release. Earnings are not going to be that outstanding. What will management say today, that won't be said 4-5 weeks from now when earnings are announced?

I still find it curious that several of the posters on this thread who claimed to have very good inside contacts at HIE didn't see this move downward coming.

EPS will be about .18 this year. At these prices, watch for the buyout to happen. HIE may pull their secondary. Buyout by MCK before year end? I think so. But then again, I rarely know what I'm talking about.