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To: Kevin Shea who wrote (8245)	6/14/1999 8:58:00 AM
From: ynot	Respond to of 57584

Kevin, re quality of underwriters...my hypothesis is the inet IPO's that have not dipped more than 30% since the third week of May are under support if they can be correlated by underwriter firm and then ranked according to the relative firm strength, it may give relative timings on price pops...maybe :) now i know that normally volume rises in an accumulation phase, but i have a nutty idea that with the IPO's, they are already accumulated, ie the underwriters ;) so we need RUMOUR/NEWS combinations to predict a price pop...so working backwards if we can take the tickers that you show as 'ready' and try to find the RUMOUR/NEWS source, we may hit gold, maybe :) my second hypothesis is watching www.redherring.com and www.siliconalley.com and www.ipocentral.com may help our endeavour these 'publications' are basically running ads, imho any other RUMOUR/NEWS site suggestions would be very much appreciated just a thought, and all imho ynot :)