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Technology Stocks : C-Cube -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: ftmp who wrote (42872)	7/14/1999 7:06:00 PM
From: VINTHO	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50808

My current status: QNTM @16.5--now 26 5/16! CPQ @22.75--now 28 AAPL@ 37.75--now 56.75 (after hours).and finally Cube @about46--now 37.0575 I'm still in the red but not for long!! Hot Damn!!! I'l bet Cube sees the 40's before the August Expiry date! It's been a long long time. Also quit your silly fighting. Everyone is needed on this Thread-- nothing wrong w/ a little cheer leading! I find it humorous. It certainly beats the likes of A.CHEN, PRETTY BOY, NADALIN, and many others that we have seen come and go. I feel pretty good after AAPL reported tonite and expect to feel better come this weekend! BTW: I'm scoring much better in golf and nature's callings are much much more consistent than when Cube hit 16 a while back ( NOTE: I also took a severe hit after last earnings report when she dropped 7+ point after meeting the Street) . I'm guessing .34 and 105revs. V

To: ftmp who wrote (42872)	7/14/1999 7:21:00 PM
From: John Rieman	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 50808

The Convert has a conversion price just below $31. C-Cube can "call" these bonds anytime, but if they call them and offer 104.12, everybody will convert them to stock. Hence the higher value on the market. I wouldn't mind a bond call. C-Cube pays interest on them, and they count the potential shares, per a Hagedorn adopted accounting policy, in the total diluted share count. So, call the bonds. It won't cost a dime at a Share price of $37 or more. Would you sell them back to C-Cube for 104, or on the market, where they will be converted, at 117?