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To: mike wheaton who wrote (79)	2/11/2000 12:43:00 AM
From: mact	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 103

hhmmm...only 10M in revenue so far huh?...lol...by ur argument, we shouldnt have bought jnpr or scmr either...if u keep using traditional valuation methods, u will be sitting on the sidelines for quite awhile while the rest of us rake it in<gg>...but i do agree that putting in a mkt. order at the open blindly would be stupid...this is a stock u buy at mkt if it opens betw. 100-150, but at 200 or above, u have to wait for a pullback and pick ur spot carefully...but it is definitely a stock the saavy must eventually take a position in...jmho. mact

To: mike wheaton who wrote (79)	2/11/2000 5:45:00 AM
From: Edwin S. Fujinaka	Respond to of 103

I began commenting here on my observation that dilution of your equity in the form of the after IPO book value will give the insiders a nice immediate guarenteed profit and the new investors a nice immediate dilution in equity position according to the prospectus. I guess this is the usual thing with these hot ipos. This will not prevent anyone who gets in at $35 or so from making a lot of money in a short time. I'm just sorry that I can't find a way to get in on the IPO. Anyway, tomorrow ought to be entertaining <G>.