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To: fiberman who wrote (8773)2/24/1999 10:34:00 AM
From: katmando  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 27722
 
Lynn,

Maybe NAVR's tentativeness is based on an internal problem that could come out just before IPO date (ie Apr/May)...eg their earnings are sucking in the current qtr and they can't get a grip on red ink.

As I recall, they have a weak CFO/acctg operation. How can they do the forecasting and financial modeling without the right kind of hired help. It is unlikely that the lawyers/investmnt bkrs are the only hurdle.

I do not think NAVR's dilemma is about Mr Market. How could NAVR find a more favorable situation than today's (and near future) current economy, no presidential lynching, relative upturn in Asia, etc.

We will see.

Go NAVR. Get tough, NAVR.

Kat



To: fiberman who wrote (8773)2/24/1999 10:40:00 AM
From: zurdo  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 27722
 
Hang in there, fiberman!!!
You're getting worse than Annette and me!!...NAVR will go into the 40s and 50s if the IPO is filed sometime this year...I do agree with you that any further evasive timetables from Paulson would severely damage the stock's price valuation...I DON'T BELIEVE THAT WILL HAPPEN!!!....NAVR MGT. IS NOT STUPID......(is it???) With regard to internet stocks, I have to disagree with you there...Stocks like EBAY, AOL, and YHOO, along with internet radio stocks, are gaining respectability and recognition...