To: ayahuasca who wrote (30388 ) 3/31/1999 3:15:00 PM From: Jenna Respond to of 120523
IMRS..what is not to like? Was it you who mentioned it 5 points ago? NSOL I like it just about 107ish. stochastics are oversold but other indicators are bullish. that way I don't have to chase it. BVSN I still love that stock its in a very strong uptrend and is correcting within that trend if you are holding it I would not worry too much. I'd put in a lose stop 5% below entry. IMHO its probably among the top 5 'nets. Prestigious Analyst Firms Rank BroadVision the E-Commerce Market Leader IDC and ABN Amro Inc. Rank BroadVision Above Other E-Commerce Vendors REDWOOD CITY, Calif., March 29 /PRNewswire/ -- According to several prestigious industry and financial analyst firms, BroadVision, Inc. (Nasdaq: BVSN) is the definitive e-commerce market leader. According to recent International Data Corp. (IDC) figures, BroadVision led Ariba, Intershop, IBM, Open Market, Oracle, and even Microsoft in 1998 software license revenues for e-commerce applications. A current First Call Research report published by ABN Amro indicates that BroadVision increased its market share in 1998, relative to other competitors including Open Market, InterWorld, Vignette and Art Technology Group. In addition, Bloomberg Personal Finance this month ranked BroadVision 67th for highest total return yield percentage year-to-date for 1999. BroadVision was the only Internet commerce vendor listed in Bloomberg Financial's Top 100 Stocks. The data, from multiple independent sources, validates that BroadVision, the leading supplier of one-to-one e-business applications for relationship management across the extended enterprise, continues its strong momentum as the e-commerce industry leader.