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Gold/Mining/Energy : Angoss Software Corp. V.ANC -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Buckey who wrote (607)	5/28/1999 8:44:00 AM
From: Crazy Canuck	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1006

Morning Buckey, All I can tell you is that if this company does what I believe they are capable of, then people will be kicking themselves for passing on this stock at these levels. Read this . . . Message 8798344 Keith Massey posted a series of excellent findings on the DD he did on this company. Now these posts were to a large degree, why I bought in and continue to hold shares in Angoss Software. Hell, I even bought a plane ticket, and flew a few thousand miles to visit the company to make sure that it was real. While in Toronto, they stressed that given the nature of their business, they fully expect their revenues to fluctuate. Translation - they won't be straight line up. They tightened up their operation by significantly cutting down on unnecessary expenses. Their President is in control, and is making sure that the business is based on a solid foundation. My sense was that they have been ahead of the wave for the past few years. But now company's understanding of the value of their data is starting to catch on. I guess when companies see how quickly Amazon.Com is able to leverage the data files they have built up on their customers to offer new product lines / businesses, they may begin to understand the true value of this information. Angoss provides the key to un-lock an organization's data treasure. The Y2K clean up efforts that most companies have embarked on will result in cleaner data files and better controls. Data Mining is dependant on clean data files. I can speak from experience in that I was responsible for the team who had to clean up the data files for a good sized International retailer. It was a hell of a job, but when it was completed, the information we received back was invaluable. So, if you haven't done so already, take a look at what Keith dug up. It not only interesting, but it is compelling as well. Message 8794439 Message 8794783 Message 8794864 Message 8795443 Message 8795788 Message 8796519 Message 8797256 Message 8797518 Message 8798006 Now then Buckey, after looking through Keith's posts and then at the current share prices, you can decide if you want to wait for it to hit its bottom, or believe in its prospects for the future. Good investing! Crazy Canuk