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Strategies & Market Trends : Cents and Sensibility - Kimberly and Friends' Consortium -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: ynot who wrote (2170)	4/19/1999 11:57:00 AM
From: Kimberly Lee	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 108040

new pick, IDFR 1 1/4 here. here is DocHoliday's note on it: To: Kimberly Lee From: DOC HOLLIDAY Saturday, Apr 17 1999 12:52AM ET I D FOUR LTD (OTC-BB: IDFR) 52-week range: 0.320 - 2 5/16 LAST TRADE: 1 5/16 - bid 1 9/32 x ask 1 5/16 It is my belief IDFR is incredibly undervalued at these levels and poised for a serious run. I also believe action in the past two weeks indicates that the stock has been under some major accumulation. I expect quite a powerful PR soon, announcing major sales of its Y2K software to the likes of: Ingram Micro, Merisel, K-mart, The Wiz, Fry's, Staples, Wal Mart and Costco. The Y2K software will sell for almost half the retail cost of most similar softwares on the market. The big boys will gobble it up, and IDFR doesn't even incur any of the manufacturing costs!! This is only the beginning, though. The company also has another software coming out very soon, "eContact." It is a higher-priced item (going to retail for $150 compared to $30) and is described as being able to "provide businesses with a powerful personal contact management system that can serve as the center of their business desktop, thereby focusing the emphasis on results rather than individual activities." Also, what I feel might be even more crucial for IDFR in the long run, is the third product slated to be released. It's called NETWAVE and is similar in many respect's to AOL's instant messenger and ICQ, which AOL recently purchased for $250 million. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: "Given the internet's growing role in day-to-day business communications, NetWave's on-line, real-time communication has the potential to replace traditional email as the standard in internet messaging." At this point, it might seem as though IDFR is a bargain with all these exciting products and alliances in the works, but there is much, much more. The company recently launched it's second internet portal site "www.eUSAonline.com" The first one launched was "www.eY2Konline.com" The sites as they stand right now are quite informative and useful, but I have reason to believe they are currently being re-designed to be more "appealing to the eye." I expect a PR on that front quite soon as well. Well, it doesn't even end there. Six more portal sites are also in the works and ready for launching this quarter: eContactOnline.com eFashionOnline.com eChristmasOnline.com eCarsOnline.com eShopperOnline.com eEntertainmentOnline.com eTravelOnline.com For more information visit the IDFR website at: idfr.com IDFR HAS A FLOAT OF ONLY 1.5 MILLION SHARES! IT IS MY BELIEF WITH ALL THE COMPANY HAS IN THE WORKS, MIXED IN WITH SOLID MANAGEMENT + THE LOW FLOAT, THIS STOCK CAN REACH MUCH, MUCH HIGHER LEVELS. Best of luck and keep in mind that I urge you to do your own DD. I own 34K shares of IDFR and feel it is presently a STRONG BUY. I cannot, however, provide guarantees in any way. Also, I am not associated to the company in any way. JUST DOC'S THOUGHTS