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Strategies & Market Trends : Working All Day, But Trading Behind the Bosses Back Thread
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To: Mark[ox5] who wrote (50)1/24/1999 2:05:00 AM
From: Mark[ox5]  Read Replies (1) of 779
 
2 stocks of interest:

NAVR
VRTY

NAVR touched back down to its 20 day moving average Friday (as did a lot of I-net stocks)... announcement of IPO should come any day soon... this is a good position play to play for the announcement of the IPO. I expect it to dip sometime very soon after the announcement as well... especially if the IPO itself isnt until a few weeks out. But it should be a good play.

VRTY -- have been researching this one for a few weeks... I really like it. It's main competitor is FileNet whose lunch its eating. Their is an interview with the CEO/CFO somewhere on the internet (I believe stephen pointed me to the site a few weeks ago) The CEO is one of those "turnaround" CEO's and he has done a great job with VRTY.
Only 3 analysts follows it so far, <Soundview, NB Montgomery, Dain Rauscher> (and only 1 has the balls to predict earnings the next 2 quarters) and its market cap is sub $500M. It deals more with INTRAnets vs INTERnet....

Here is a summary:
Verity develops software tools and applications that
enable individuals, enterprises, and publishers to
search for information on corporate intranets, the
Internet, CD-ROM, and other electronic media.
Verity's SEARCH'97 product family allows users to
build searchable collections of indexed data gleaned
from the Web or network servers. Its technology is
embedded in applications made by Lotus and
Netscape and licensed to companies including
AT&T, Cisco, Compaq, MCI WorldCom,
NetManage, Quarterdeck, and Tandem. Sales to
European customers account for about 12% of
revenues.
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