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To: Jon Scott who wrote (996)11/19/1999 8:41:00 AM
From: kbert  Respond to of 1296
 
US WEB SITE HAS TO BE RUN BY PLCO
FOR CURRENT SHAREHOLDERS BENEFIT
As I mentioned previously,
if they put everything under Toys International, we,
current shareholders of PLCO, are screwed.
That would mean that all the value will be in Toys International,
as parent companies don't get valuation:
THEY DON'T DO THE BUSINESS.
As we don't get shares in the IPO process,
we would not have another choice but to buy them on the market,
as everybody and PLCO would become a dead body.
I would not be surprised however, that,
despite all my hopes,
this is what is going to happen.
I HAVE YET TO SEE A SINGLE BB COMPANY
WHICH DOES CARE OF ITS CURRENT SHAREHOLDERS.
By shareholders I mean the one who buy
the stock on the market,
as it is quite possible that the insiders have their
pockets full of Toys International shares.
PLEASE TELL ME I AM WRONG AND THAT
US WEBSITE WILL BE RUN BY PLCO
:)
Archie




To: Jon Scott who wrote (996)11/19/1999 8:48:00 AM
From: George Burdell  Respond to of 1296
 
Watching IPOs in the States take off like rockets probably inflated some expectations for this IPO. European IPOs are more Renault than rocket. An article I read on the prospect of investing in this IPO cited a couple of new issues that were up 15% since May and another 60% in a year as 'potential' gains. This shooting to 50 wasn't in the cards.

Still, the fact remains that PLCO through ToysInternational has $100+ million more in cash and asset value than it did last night, and that's more than I make all week...

GB