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To: MUL who wrote (4244)	1/14/1999 12:21:00 PM
From: HairBall	Respond to of 27722

MUL: Most likely NAVR will stir back up once the IPO date draws nearer. After all, these are "new era" investors manic days...<g> EDIT: Don't forget the overall Market is contributing. Regards, LG

To: MUL who wrote (4244)	1/14/1999 1:05:00 PM
From: Annette	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27722

What I saw was that the insiders of DBCC were registering to sell many many shares...I suppose when that became public, it could cause it to tank.... NAVR and DBCC are two different animals I think.

To: MUL who wrote (4244)	1/14/1999 1:05:00 PM
From: Manly	Respond to of 27722

Mul, Have you ever traded parent companies of IPO's. MALL, USAI, DBCC? DBCC was just at $9 a share, a run to $45 (I belive was close to it's high) ain't too bad! Plus DBCC only owns I believe like 38% of marketwatch. NAVR owns 85% of NetRadio - more like MALL which owns UBID. You almost always unload the parent company prior tot he IPO because people will be able to short DBCC and not Marketwatch! NAVR will hit $50 a share prior tot he IPO being sold. Right now MM's are laoding up their house. I remember just a couple weeks ago I had a buy of 2k of DBCC at 13-7/8. Well, it ran down from 17 to 12 something before it's run up. This is typical MM strategy. After this morning - up to 6200 shares and will put a buy order in for something crazy like 14.5 or 15 and if they run it down GREAT. These IPO parent companies all act the same, you just need to know that NAVR owning 85% of NetRadio is going tomake this baby run. Plus look at Broadcast.com. People will want NetRadio hoping for the same type of run! Glenn

To: MUL who wrote (4244)	1/14/1999 1:29:00 PM
From: Lane Hall-Witt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27722

Several days ago, CNBC pointed out the obvious problem with DBCC: it had simply become way too overvalued relative to MarketWatch price targets. MarketWatch would have had to hit 230 in order to sustain DBCC's 45-50 valuation. Personally, I'm shocked that DBCC has held strong above 30; this still puts MarketWatch in the 125-150 range, a very optimistic valuation, to say the least. NAVR holds an 85% interest in NetRadio and currently has a market cap of only $225 million. At its lowest level ($32.75/share), BCST had a market cap that exceeded $550 million. Now, at $158.50/share, it has a market cap of $2.71 billion; and just a few days ago, at its peak of $289.50/share, BCST had a market cap of nearly $5 billion. The market may not "like" NetRadio as much as BCST, but the valuations that BCST has received does give some framework for anticipating the valuations NetRadio may see. I've accumulated NAVR for some time because it seems obvious that there's great upside potential here. If anything, the DBCC story points to that upside, despite the quite rational drop it has seen in recent days.

To: MUL who wrote (4244)	1/14/1999 2:51:00 PM
From: JW Steve	Respond to of 27722

My guess is that DBCC lost it's momentum because it was overvalued. I knew DBCC wouldn't continue it's rise through the IPO, people who were in early knew it was over-valued and wanted to dump it before it got totally killed. I will tell you this, if there never was a marketwatch IPO, DBCC would still be around 10 where it started. If you don't think MKTW boosted DBCC, go look at it's chart. Everybody is in real early on this NAVR, unless the market gets totally creamed, I see good things ahead. jw steve <<< DBCC seems has lost its momentum before Market Watch IPO so I don't know how much NetRadio IPO will boost NAVR. Your insight info would be appreciated.>>>