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Technology Stocks : Buying IPOs on the open market
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To: rdmsqito who wrote (908)9/9/1999 11:12:00 AM
From: PartyTime   of 5529
 
It's interesting. I bought LOOK in the IPO open market but sold it flat. Meanwhile, I didn't buy LIOX. Now here I am entering QP holding LIOX, but not LOOK. Wish I had more dough, I'd hold both of 'em.

So why am I holding LIOX instead of LOOK? Mostly 'cause I think stocks which are first in their field of endeavors do better. And LIOX is first on Nasdaq, doing what it does. Factor in Windows 2000, the overall client list and 3.5 million low float (as compared to LOOK's 10 million) and, thus, I choose LIOX. I also think I can make up for not being in LOOK now, by taking advantage of NetZero when it comes into play since all the LOOK people will be there also.

It's nice to have winners by which to comment upon, isn't it? It's like: Too bad I'm not making money on LOOK 'cause I'm making money on LIOX. What a nice dilemma!

And, oh, by the way, how about PKTR? (LOL)

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