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Technology Stocks : TouchStone S/W (TSSW)

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To: robbie_nw who wrote (3157)3/13/2000 7:11:00 AM
From: David Alan Cook  Read Replies (1) of 3627
 
ahhtto2,
TSSW's cost basis for EBLD is $1. It is already up 500%.
TSSW's cost basis for PRTS is $2.50. PRTS is expected to IPO between $11 and $13. TSSW's IPO position in SupplyAccess.com is $1.50. SupplyAccess is expected to IPO at $20.
Ref Valuation of 5 X. See Razo Report On TSSW - ( He initiated coverage with a strong buy rating )This is an average valuation that Razo uses - Range runs from 3 to 8 X. The Razo report uses 5 times - Some Incubator stocks trade at 8 X.
Ref Comparison to Mutual Funds - The major difference in my opinion is that Mutual Funds are not investing money in stocks before they IPO and thus are not receiving such a favorable cost basis. TSSW's announced 3 positions cost basis average is below 20% of the IPO price. That is the benefit these companies get for taking the risk to invest in early - mid and late stage IPOs.
I believe TSSW is undervalued and will trade at significantly higher prices. ( My target price is $7 for the year which I think TSSW will beat ) Regardless of the valuation model you use ( Razo's avg valuation for the Industry or Your valuation ), TSSW is way undervalued. Do you know what other investments TSSW has and what their current net working capital is?
I thought you were out of this stock - traders return?

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