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To: Elroy who wrote (2140)10/14/1999 3:21:00 PM
From: Wizard  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 3773
 
>>Hype is great, but do you still think new investors should buy this stock after a 130 point gain in the past year?

On extended weakness, BVSN should be purchased.

>>Do you think BVSN's position in the market today is 15x better than it was a year ago?

It was dramatically undervalued and it is making up for it so the position is X% better (unmeasurable) and the stock is up 15x. That doesn't really help in identifying its future worth though so I don't care to think about it more than that.

>>Do you really think BVSN is really ever going to sell $500 million in a single quarter??

That is a silly question because again, it has nothing to do with how BVSN stock has acted or will act in the future.

>>And why it it worth up to $12 billion? Can't answer that one, can you? All you can say at this point is that "BVSN is a good, well positioned company, therefore the stock should go higher".

I just think about valuation differently than you do. I think about valuation as one piece of the attractiveness of a security - you weight it more heavily. Valuation is important to me but valuation is less important if other metrics are in order. Broadvision possesses the characteristics of a great growth stock as far as I am concerned and it has acted like a great growth stock. Prove to me why it is not worth $4b or $12b.






To: Elroy who wrote (2140)10/14/1999 3:28:00 PM
From: David R. Doerr  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 3773
 
>> I have no position, but I'd rather sell and take the huge profits the past year has produced than sit through four more quarterly results.

I have a 22 bagger and will continue to sit through four more quarters as long as the news and numbers continue to thrive. Why do you even care so much if you have no position, I thought you were a penny stock Starbase kind of investor?

Cut out the cheap salesman talk, it's obvious.