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Strategies & Market Trends : Gorilla and King Portfolio Candidates

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To: Mike Buckley who wrote (9060)10/28/1999 10:59:00 AM
From: chaz  Read Replies (1) of 54805
 
Hi Mike: The following was PM'd to me...about a month old...but I don't recall seeing it here. The correspondent is one of our soon-to-be-addicted lurkers.

Before I join the thread, here is a piece of information you can share with people if someone did not already post it last month. I got this from ML's site:

Siebel Systems 5.5% 9/15/06 (144A*)

On 9/15, Siebel Systems (SEBL, $69.875, no opinion)
priced $300MM of a subordinated convertible debenture.
The issue came at 5.5% up 27%. Demand appears to have
been strong as the deal size increased by $100MM and the
terms came in at the least favorable level for investors
(price talk had been 5.5-6.0% up 23-27%). The issue
matures in seven years and is non-callable for the first
three. Neither Moody's or S&P has rated this issue. Based
upon our assumptions of 40% volatility (capped) and 1000
basis point credit spread over the 5-year US Treasuries, we
estimate a theoretical value of $97 (2.94% rich).

[end of ML information]

In case people do not know, 144A convertibles are considered restricted issues in that only institutions and private individuals with net worth more than $100 million can buy them.
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