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To: my2boys who wrote (9978)3/3/1999 2:34:00 PM
From: Dave  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 27722
 
I think there is definitely an argument for staying in NAVR. We do not know the details of the IPO at this point. Namely when it is going to happen. If NAVR says tomorrow that they intend to do the IPO as soon as possible and feel they can make it happen quickly, it should continue to rise.

IMO, the downside is minimal here, but the upside is great. I still think NAVR is a good position play up to a few days before the IPO when it will be a good short.

Dave



To: my2boys who wrote (9978)3/3/1999 2:34:00 PM
From: Stuart T  Respond to of 27722
 
Go track the history of the runup of DBCC and
compare it with NAVR. DBCC sat quiet until
"several" weeks prior to the actual IPO.

I'm expecting NAVR to do the same.



To: my2boys who wrote (9978)3/3/1999 2:38:00 PM
From: katmando  Respond to of 27722
 
Substantive Non-Answers to your question:

1. Can you time the chops to hit the tops and bottoms right now?

2. Can you Hype and Threaten SI in order to short the stock?

3. Can you tell me Investors have the word? This am, while my dentist had his arms and elbows in my mouth, my wife asked the reception to interrupt the procedure to announce the IPO. I left that office with everyone asking about a Backdoor IPO, how do I buy stock, etc.

Kat