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To: astyanax who wrote (90)2/11/2000 10:02:00 AM
From: Jim B  Respond to of 103
 
FBR closed $17 yesterday but they are making it look down with a false close of $21... it's really up 18 1/2 now.. don't be fooled..
FBR owns millions of shares of WEBM.. VERY VERY HOT IPO today that priced at $35.. I agree with many of you... FRB under $20 could easily be a no-brainer

WEBM will probably open over $150 and be too rich for my blood.. so I'll try FBR under $20

jim



To: astyanax who wrote (90)2/11/2000 10:13:00 AM
From: astyanax  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 103
 
Well, FBR is actually down 13% on opening. Does anyone know why E*Trade quoted a bid/ask spread of 18/40 before open? That's one dangerous typo.

>>I wrote:
FBR bid 18 Ask 40. The runup may be sooner than you think. I don't know if you've noticed this, it's quite
striking to say the least. Looks an IPO isn't the only thing investors should be buying with limit orders rather than
market orders.
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