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To: Big Dog who wrote (610)4/20/2001 1:33:03 PM
From: kodiak_bull  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 206326
 
I'm wondering if anyone here has a feeling for how PEX may trade in the future. As you know, it's a tiny company with a miniscule float. When I loaded up on JimP's SMOP last December and the merger was announced, I told myself I'd be happy to exit at $4.51 in the market. Now PEX is trading (sort of) at 10.23, which places an exchange value of SMOP at about $4.82 (10.23 x 0.471).

But having been the victim of small cap stocks in the past (and present: UFAB), I'm wondering if, post merger, PEX is likely to increase its trading volume enough to take the shares instead of the dough.

TIA,

Kb



To: Big Dog who wrote (610)4/20/2001 3:11:57 PM
From: excardog  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 206326
 
big

They officially closed the FGH crap table today. Pulled the dice so everybody has to go home. Too bad. I sold too soon in the past month on the run to $4 and I sold too soon Monday before last but in hindsight that move looks good. You win some you lose some.

Bought some TMBR yesterday instead of NOI talk about a loser. Just isn't my week I guess.

All your drillers are green today good job. Very good call on COD by the way. My hat is off to you.

Best


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