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To: Lazlo Pierce who wrote (34)	3/17/1998 1:10:00 PM
From: RealMuLan	Respond to of 132

Here is a guy who short VRSN after day 3 of IPO. To: +Yiwu Zhang (29 ) From: +Bob Tuesday, Feb 10 1998 10:57PM EST Reply # of 83 Sure, 3 days after the IPO (T+3) you can short a stock assuming your broker has shares held in the 'street name.' I shorted after day 3 at $31.25 and have gotten in and out a few times. Ask your broker to call his margin desk and get authorization for you to short it if you dare. Remember, shorting is a trader's move and not an 'investment.' BTW, Prudential has plenty of shares available to short.