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Non-Tech : Bank Conversions

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To: Steve Bogart who wrote ()2/6/1998 4:05:00 PM
From: Kenneth Xavier  Read Replies (2) of 11
 
Steve, The after market, as soon as these banks go public are great deals as well i.e. FAB opened around $13 and in less than a year was over $20. FAB was great for 1st tier participants (self included at $10) but my point is that FAB was still great on the open market once trading began. I for one would be interested in knowing about any banks that are ready to begin trading in an IPO situation. If anyone has any ready to go, kindly post them here. The money is due March 3 for Brookline Savings and I guess we could see trading as early as the next day or two to begin trading under the symbol BRKL. We can monitor this one for performance once trading begins. Anybody have any others? Ken
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