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To: LTK007 who wrote (8250)2/18/1999 4:38:00 PM
From: AJ Berger  Read Replies (4) of 27722
 
Dickenson SOLD 59% of his holdings 01/29/99

you should check your facts, Max!

122,000 / 206,640 = 59%

insiders.mw.cnation.com

One possible scenario is that after
seeing the stock going to $20, this
Director knew the IPO filing would
not be done within the 60 days they
claimed on CNBC they would achieve.
So he took his money and ran!

Another possiblity is with the 60
days running out, some insider lost
faith that it would even happen, and
dumped. Then, the underwriter got
them to put out the press release
last week saying the S-1 filing was
in a matter of weeks to buy them
more time to put this deal together.

Who's to say the other crooks who
filed to sell on 02/03 and 02/04
did'nt dump their shares as well.

Damn, I was about to double my
position at $12.75 but with this
new information, maybe I'll keep
that cash under the mattress.

As this news spreads, I imagine
NAVR will get a lot cheaper till
the actual S-1 filing hits.
With this bastard selling
59% of his stock, confidence
in this IPO will hit new lows
despite last weeks press release
to the contrary. $10 anyone?
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