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To: zax who wrote (1364)	3/19/2000 4:59:00 AM
From: harabas	Read Replies (1) of 1377

Maybe the market thinks that Stratton Sclavos of Verisign is paying too much for the deal.SEC should prevent this kind of transactions.There's too much loopholes and accounting manipulations going on.I guess when you sell stocks worth about $100 million(Sclavos did) in the last 3 months,one can be cocky enough to offer $21 billion to buy a company.Maybe greed and not the uderlying fundamentals is driving this deal.Furhtermore,Sclavos is one of the Board of Directors for NSOL and investors will question whether there is some kind of conflict of interest????? SiliconValley.con

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