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Technology Stocks : IPOs: Too many, too fast, to little buyers?

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To: RockyBalboa who wrote (53)	1/21/2001 9:01:59 PM
From: Mad2	Read Replies (1) of 84

Usually the best time to apply for IPOs and to play them in the aftermarket (assumed that the markets should recover for some time now) is in the 'dawn' (or when the big depression is about to end), which is presently. C, I've been thinking the same thing, however the question is what will be hot sector and why. I doubt it will be the telecommunication, networking or electronics sector simply because valuations are still comming down in that area and it will be dogged by performance. I like the genomic play, but there is a lot of speculative junk capitalizing on the attention, specifically i like CRA as its well healed with a lot of dough (40% of its market cap in cash) and a growing revenue stream. Apart from that I'm still playing value (<7:1 P/E). Best Regards, Mad2

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