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To: Steve Smith who wrote (680)4/5/1998 11:45:00 PM
From: Dale BakerRespond to of 118717
 
The only news I heard was their moving into new offices up in New York with a lot of fanfare. Otherwise they have signed up Bloomberg for content and someone else. No substantive news: satellites, financing, subscribers, etc.

Looks like a slow but sure short squeeze - so slow that you can't risk going long but steady enough to start forcing folks to cover.

I'm thinking about buying the September 15 puts at 3/8 if anyone will still sell them at that price. What do you think?



To: Steve Smith who wrote (680)4/6/1998 8:11:00 AM
From: Dale BakerRespond to of 118717
 
You have covered it well, the company projects to break even in the first full year of operation. The technology has been proven as you say, and market tests have been done. There is a demand for this service and the price is cheap at 10.00 month.
CD Radio is on automatic pilot. Only risk I see now is a glitch in the launch and thats is not likely to happen. This guy evidentely has his own agenda. Shorts are playing with fire at this stage. Too many positives on the horizon.


Steve, this is the current mood on the CDRD Yahoo thread. As long as no bad news emerges and the discount convertible holders don't start to flip, I can see CDRD going up much more (absent a total market crash). It has all the ingredients - new technology, no prospect of earnings to disappoint investors for a year or two, etc. CDRD longs sound pretty determined - but not fanatical, which is telling.

I may even buy a couple of shares on the long side in case it does keep going. Definitely not recommended as a short despite its dubious product.

Just MHO. Good luck.



To: Steve Smith who wrote (680)4/8/1998 7:57:00 AM
From: Dale BakerRead Replies (1) | Respond to of 118717
 
Special situation - ASPG. This mild-mannered signal processing equipment maker dropped from the 17's to 14 on no news, due supposedly to a mutual fund selling out.

If there is no other reason for the drop, expect ASPG to find a bottom in the 13's and move up again. Could be good for a few points.