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Mathsoft (MATH) Breakout in Progress?

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Emcee: Norrin Radd	Type: Unmoderated

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Mathsoft (MATH) develops and sells calculation software tools and electronic books for technical professionals, educators and students. One product that is very well accepted in the marketplace is Mathcad.
Earnings are picking up momentum in the last couple of quarters. The last 4 qtrs. EPS have been -.02, -.10, .05, .06 and they are due to report soon for this last qtr. The up/down volume ratio as of one week ago was 2.8. That is usually bullish. Unusually big volume came into the stock last Friday and the stock jumped. Today the stock jumped up another 14% from yesterday's close. There has been steady insider buying over the last year, most recently in early Feb. Projected earnings are 0.15 for fiscal 1996 ending June up from a (0.50) loss in fiscal 1995. Fiscal 1997 projections are for 0.30, a 100% increase. What do you think about MATH?

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273	I started a new thread on Insightful (IFUL). I think it's a good move for t	Norrin Radd	-	1/24/2001
272	nice timing, Tom. MATH appears ready to take out some recent monthly highs. th	tom r. phillips	-	1/5/2001
271	I've been buying yet more...	Norrin Radd	-	12/23/2000
270	Latest financial alerts from investor.com: moneycentral.msn.com 12/11/00 Rece	jjrocket	-	12/12/2000
269	Hi Tom, I'm back in as well - granted only 3000 shares. I'll probably p	jjrocket	-	12/8/2000
268	OK, I've started to buy lately.	Norrin Radd	-	12/8/2000
267	I almost got back in today... I agree, soon... Best of luck, Atlanta	jjrocket	-	11/20/2000
266	I think we're getting close to a buy point. Lots of blood in the streets, s	Norrin Radd	-	11/20/2000
265	Dwight -- i too saw that quote. dramatic. what's a "techexplorer evan	tom r. phillips	-	10/20/2000
264	This ambitious partnership with MathSoft has the potential to change the face of	dwight martin	-	10/20/2000
263	Tom -- short of a market crash/recrash, MATH appears to have put in its low at	tom r. phillips	-	10/19/2000
262	Tom -- i'm still betting that you're right. MATH's certainly not do	tom r. phillips	-	10/2/2000
261	I've been very occupied with other projects lately, but I think MATH could r	Norrin Radd	-	10/2/2000
260	fellows -- take a look at a five-year chart of MATH: quote.yahoo.com seems to	tom r. phillips	-	9/16/2000
259	"Maybe the FSC cheerleaders dropped a bug on it when Math handed them their	jjrocket	-	9/15/2000
258	ADT, I got in "big-time" on an average of about $3 a share and held on	Buckwheat	-	9/15/2000
257	Greetings Buckwheat, I've knocked Digate so much in the past so I will att	jjrocket	-	9/15/2000
256	ADT, do you guys feel comfortable that this is all of the bad (good) news. I	Buckwheat	-	9/15/2000
255	Yes, I think you are right on both points. After this write off, FSC bloodlettin	jjrocket	-	9/15/2000
254	i expect that all the "bad news" laying around will be contained withi	tom r. phillips	-	9/15/2000
253	I agree. Now I'm just trying to determine how "out of the way" is	jjrocket	-	9/15/2000
252	once FSC charges and losses are out of the way, MATH's net income per share	tom r. phillips	-	9/15/2000
251	Congratulations Mathsoft and Mr. Digate. You developed a fine website, but have	jjrocket	-	9/15/2000
250	Press Release MathSoft Re-Focuses On Software and Services biz.yahoo.com Frida	jjrocket	-	9/15/2000
249	"Trellix Adds Web Site Creation Capabilities to Latest MathSoft StudyWorks	Norrin Radd	-	5/1/2000

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