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To: Steve Smith who wrote (396)	2/4/1999 9:23:00 PM
From: Mark[ox5]	of 779

As for ZD Calls.. no I dont think its even close to being too late. It is still 2 weeks until the IPO week... should go up and down with a general upward trend here the next 2 weeks. I am in the March 20 CALLs If they come out with a March 22.5 CALLs tommorow I would consider those instead... you want to leverage your money as much as possible. (buy the lowest priced calls) I see it even hit $22 range today.. I was too busy to listen after noon today, but I saw it hit $20... thats good... I guess my $25-$30 target might be a bit on the low side. I just rarely see NYSE stocks move on hype like NASDAQ stocks... they seem to be a lot more regulated... Re: NAVR, once again Id advise to sell the common tommorow and if you want to play it, play the calls. You can risk less capital and get the same (or great % gain) and if it fans out and burns on no IPO news your loss is more limited. Tell me what you decide to do with them (the stocks) (and her)!

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