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To: Q. who wrote (699)	12/15/1997 1:01:00 PM
From: Mike Farmwald	Read Replies (2) of 1521

Another issue on the viability of a reg s deal is the lack of stock available for shorting. The offshore funds would seem unlikely to be interested in a deal (ie. Panda) where there is essentially no borrowable stock around (I know - I've been trying daily for months with only small success). Since the company almost surely engineered this shortage to push the price up, I suppose they could arrange for stock to become available. There's a problem- if they make it easier to short, the stock will drop even more... Unless the offshore fund boxed their short last time, in anticipation of another deal, I don't see an easy way out for Stanford. I suppose he could loan the fund his own stock. (This is mostly a joke - is it legal?) Mike

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