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Strategies & Market Trends : The Thread Formerly Known as No Rest For The Wicked -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: kha vu who wrote (8046)	1/17/1999 10:03:00 AM
From: kgreen	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 90042

You might want to look at NAVR. Like DBCC and MALL, it is preparing an IPO. The registration is supposed to take place by Feb 1. MALL anmd DBCC both had exceptional run-ups in the weeks before the IPO launch. I would suspect NAVR to do the same. One thing: NAVR earnings are supposed to be out on Thursday. Stock price is likely to drop after those earnings are out. They are not expected to be great and smart money follows the rule "buy on rumor, sell on news". So if you want to dip into NAVR, you may want to wait until the end of the week. I am buying NAVR under 13 and accumulating for the IPO. If DBCC can run 40 points and MALL can run 50, I would think we should expect a nice run with NAVR. Kath

To: kha vu who wrote (8046)	1/17/1999 10:44:00 AM
From: jeer	Respond to of 90042

wireless takeover candidates: WWCA, NXTL, OMPT, AERL, in that order, IMO. with high debt, these would require an LU or baby bell as suitor. float on WWCA is only 2.3m shares, so any upward movement based on rumors will make this stock jump. NXTL float is 56m, and comes out the winner in terms of shareholder equity. NXTL also has the greatest coverage, with others being regional or in fewer, smaller markets. another one to watch is PTEL, with licenses in the southeast, and smallest of the 5 mentioned here. with the air-touch deal in motion, this industry will consolidate rapidly, IMO. best of luck!