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Infinity Financial Tech

An SI Board Since October 1997

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Emcee: Marco Polo	Type: Unmoderated

Introduction Compact

Infinity Financial Technology, Inc. develops and markets "best-of-breed applications for financial trading and risk management." I personally feel that Infinity is a screaming buy. Its products are gaining wide acceptance, and it appears to be emerging as the leader in each field in which it competes.

Risk management is becoming a hot thing on Wall Street, as investors are scurrying to protect their portfolios from the Great Cataclysm that everyone sees on the market horizon sooner or later. INFN is a great play on this phenomenon.

Consensus estimates are for $.38 earnings in f1997, and $.53 f1998. That would make INFN a 40% grower at 23 times forward earnings. My feeling is that the Street is missing the obvious and ignoring a great stock that participates in its own industry -- financial trading.

All opinions welcome and good luck to all!

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19	Art, I think SDS is position for a great run. Will try to buy some more if th	Jimmie Huynh	-	3/8/1998
18	Jimmie -- I work in MIS. The corporate market is where we will see	art hebert	-	3/6/1998
17	Art, I have not been following this thread for a while. Believe it or not, I	Jimmie Huynh	-	2/24/1998
16	Jimmie As you can see SDS is continuing to move up. We currently	art hebert	-	2/20/1998
15	Jimmy -- Infinity (infn) and Sungard (sds) fight the downtrend and a	art hebert	-	11/12/1997
14	Jimmie -- I agree, but it also limits our downside risk. Before no	art hebert	-	11/7/1997
13	Art, Thanks for the info. I too understanding the flexibility/strength of Inf	Jimmie Huynh	-	11/7/1997
12	Jimmie - In the past Infinity's main competition was a company called	art hebert	-	11/7/1997
11	Jimmie - In the past Infinity's main competition was a company called	art hebert	-	11/7/1997
10	Tell me about it, THIS TAKEOVER SUCKS!	Marco Polo	-	10/28/1997
9	They do have an outside interetst. management now gets a tax free swap to a mo	Trader Dave	-	10/19/1997
8	Perhaps, Infinity's management might have an "outside" interest o	Jimmie Huynh	-	10/18/1997
7	Nope, I was on the conference call, the analysts and bankers are gleeful, they	Trader Dave	-	10/17/1997
6	My sentiments exactly! The next question, "Will enough shareholders recogn	bysfbay	-	10/17/1997
5	I can't believe this takeover valuation! $16 a share for a company with 70%	Trader Dave	-	10/17/1997
4	Nice to see Infinity's software can run on Window's NT and UNIX operati	P Wright	-	10/7/1997
3	Tuesday October 7 9:00 AM EDT Company Press Release Infinity Financial Techn	Jimmie Huynh	-	10/7/1997
2	Benjamin, I've been searching for an "INFN" thread for awhile no	Jimmie Huynh	-	10/7/1997
1	It is interesting to note that INFN has no debt and plenty of room to grow. Cu	Marco Polo	-	10/2/1997

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