To: esecurities(tm) who wrote (2544 ) 1/10/1999 8:36:00 PM From: esecurities(tm) Respond to
Dow Jones, BARRON's, WSJ...financial news or [their] financial news?...BARRON'S The Dow Jones Business and Financial Weekly has no mention of DBCC nor the CBS MarketWatch.com IPO...an oversight?...not important enough to print?...by [all] acounts the MKTW IPO is considered one of the most substantive and important of all 1999 registered/known... Internet IPOs...furthermore, DBCC traded 30,443,300 shares on friday closing up 6 1/2 points (32.7%)...30,443,300 shares with an average daily volume (ADV) of 1,544,363...Bellweather's MSFT traded 12,561,200 with an ADV of 14,125,500...CSCO traded 24,028,200 and even BCST traded up 65 1/2 points (49.62%) on 2,681,700 shares volume*...so there is even another story here...but BARRON'S apparently didn't think there was a story there...or is it because it was a partisan decision...that CBS.MW is a direct competitor to WSJ...BARRONS...DOW JONES ...? Is BARRON'S ' conspicuous [failure to acknowledge a highly anticipated Internet IPO/competitor] omission of said DBCC activity last week in general and friday, in particular, [allegedly] simply prima facie evidence of Dow Jones' self-serving manipulation of the news and unequivocal validation and verification their credibility and integrity is ...questionable, at the very least? or simply a coincidental oversight?...better keep 'an eye ' on CBS MarketWatch, Dow Jones...they clearly have one on you...quote.yahoo.com quote.yahoo.com quote.yahoo.com
