Oh yeah they are going to have a twisting good time and probably broken finger nails, emotional responses that puts overstressed weight on the keyboard, etc. I have already heard that one can't read again and does understand the difference between complete units and components. But then again this one is the same one that felt this was a vacation and of course everything he has been typing away on he always has egg on his face. Thus no $ on RB and that is extremely hard to do.
We all realize the economy is soft especially in the IT and e-solution industry, which is the aftermath of the .com bubble burst and I have the 175, which I will post again to show it is not exclusively CBQ down on revenues and earnings and stock price. There are no buyers in the market only traders running the .05 and under stocks.
However, aside from the training scenario, the vertical and horizontial markets are finally coming into play. Networkland as a distribution the revenues of any orders will flow through Networkland I believe. And we have only one quarter quoted revenues. So if CBQ is doing like the rest of the industry their's will be down across the board.
Of course it does not take a rocket scientist to predict a fall in revenues in a corrected market after the .com bust.
But we have the rest of the year too remember and not just esolutions and programming ... A lot can happen by December 2001.
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:=) Gary Swancey