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To: Trio who wrote (12805)4/1/1999 10:51:00 AM
From: Alan Boyd  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 27722
 
NAVR and BKS IPO's may happen pretty close together. It appeared to me that NAVR traders went to ZD after the S1 run-up, and have returned as of yesterday. I want to say that DBCC and MALL were the only backdoor IPO's in town when they did their IPO's, isolated so to speak, so they had similar patterns.

BKS may change the pattern of the established DBCC/MALL pattern with how NAVR trades leading up to the IPO. In the final days it may trade like ZD. In any case ALL have broken their previous 52-week high, so if may be safe to say that we will see something to the upside of 27 as we get closer to the IPO. I have long positions in both. GO NAVR!



To: Trio who wrote (12805)4/1/1999 11:30:00 AM
From: TripleT  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 27722
 
Neal,

One of the items that I have wondered about is that ZD is on the NYSE and not the NASDQ. The day traders seem to be the the hidden factor in any huge run-up. So the real question is "Do they have the same access to buying and selling stock on the NYSE as the NASDQ?" I'm not a day trader, but a friend has stated that the Daytraders board have NAVR already in their sights and are just waiting the right time to get in.

Any one have an opinion??

TTT