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Technology Stocks : BAY Ntwks (under House)

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To: oldcrow who wrote (2866)11/23/1997 3:40:00 PM
From: Beachbumm  Read Replies (1) of 6980
 
Alwayslate,

Something was posted long long ago by a supposed BAY insider (maybe Cruiser) that when House came on board he flatly stated to the minions that those who did not believe that BAY would be a $100 stock could leave now.

Well, really, would we expect him to state anything less?

Recently, Cruiser posted a sort of pseudo-rumor that BAY has displaced CSCO as networking vendor of choice at some plum account. Is it true or not? I don't know, but I suspect that most people who read this thread give some credence to Cruiser.

I don't really care what you post (or how much trouble you get into, for that matter) but if you're going to post some rumor or hearsay you better give us all the details about it you can. We expect full disclosure. For example:

My grandmother's sitter's son is employed by the janitorial company that cleans BAY's offices each evening and he came across an imperfectly shredded memo that detailed the new $500 million account BAY has just won from SXY Corp., that Algerian conglomerate. Buy all the shares you can now!

We have no problems with sort of post, 'cause, you know, we can take it or leave it.

Personally, I'm much more likely to pay attention to the fact that House has openly purchased 110,000 shares of BAY at prices ranging from $20 and change to $36.

Regards,

Beachbumm
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