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To: michael modeme who wrote (3119)8/21/1998 7:29:00 PM
From: Feliciano L. Rivera  Respond to of 6021
 
This is not far from what the Gartner and Forrester report are saying about NETA. Can they integrate their management and product lines ? The word on the street is doubtful, they have yet to pull it off. Perhaps they will purchase another company to boost earnings !



To: michael modeme who wrote (3119)8/21/1998 7:32:00 PM
From: Chuzzlewit  Respond to of 6021
 
Michael, one of the things that bothers me about articles like this is there is no attribution and no explanation. Who was concerned, and what was the nature of the concern?

Dilution is a fact of life. If you grow a company by acquisition you pay more than the market price for the stock. So dilution is inevitable. The hope is that there are sufficient synergies in the deal to make it accretive in years following. We have seen this in the NETG and PGP deals. Why should SOLLY be any different?

TTFN,
CTC



To: michael modeme who wrote (3119)8/21/1998 7:39:00 PM
From: casey (guessed password)  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 6021
 
MotleyFool, Evening News - "NETA slid - on reports that rival SYMC will launch a software suite consisting of four of its Norton brand products next week priced at $99.95 per suite, or about 50% less than what the programs would cost individually. SYMC also fell 1 3/32 to 21 29/32."