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To: lifeisgood who wrote (6161)	2/4/1999 9:21:00 AM
From: ratan lal	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27722

Just a glance at MALL shows its stock price around $5 till 11/9/98 from which point it took off and peaked on 12/4/98 around 60...... BUT it was one of the first companies to spin off a div. I am sure that Traders/Investors have picked up on the stock action prior to spin off and may act accordingly...... BWDIK

To: lifeisgood who wrote (6161)	2/4/1999 10:24:00 AM
From: toothid	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27722

Life: I am intrigued by your early a.m. post comparing Dbcc and Mall,with their ipo announcement date and comparing the stock price that day to the IPO trading or listing price. This comparison has been done before. Brian Xiao did a good job explaining these values previously. As I see from the historical charts. DBcc(32 mill shares) went from 4 bucks on announcement to 46 on IPO day. 10X Mall(10mill shares) went from 7 to approx 59 on announcement=9x Question is to the board= Is navr at 13mil shares more valuable stock or potential/with it's IPO than the above two? Brian Xiao to me is a pretty sharp trader. Much better in and out guy than me. Does his homework-- but will short this baby at anytime. He has admitted that openly-- and that is what makes a "market". I hope he continues his factual data for us to digest, rather than create moments of emotion. Standing by and waiting to read more quality posts. Doc