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To: Tom Carroll who wrote (2882)11/2/1998 7:47:00 PM
From: Tom Carroll  Read Replies (3) of 10072
 
IOM action following SYQT news

All,

That was quite a spike in volume and price there at
the end of the day as the SYQT news broke. I'm curious
about who did that buying, and whether or not the demand
ran past closing. For those of you who can check such
things, were those buys circa 3:45 p.m. large blocks
(presumably from institutional buyers) or were they
gobs of small blocks? Also, I know it's not Nasdaq,
but is there any way of knowing about after-hours
demand for a NYSE listing like IOM? If so, what's
the news? Inquiring minds want to know.

If it was institutions that bought big blocks on the
SYQT news, I must say I question the professionalism
of the managers at those institutions doing the buying.
Didn't they know that SYQT was on the brink, that it
was just a matter of time? That press release SYQT
issued about a month ago was about as overt a notice
of future catastrophe as they could have issued.

Hey, Truff, did you get to cover your SYQT short
in time? I hope so.

Cheers, Tom (long IOM)
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