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To: Daskin who wrote (815)	4/22/1999 8:45:00 PM
From: Rock_nj	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1691

It looks like the BNBN IPO is now tentatively scheduled for May 10th (per Goldman Sachs). I copied this from the Yahoo thread: >Today you changed the "tentative" pricing date for the BNBN IPO >from "April 26 wk" to "May 10 wk" but there was no public >announcement of a delay. How accurate is your information? >Where did you get this information? >Thanks, >Robert Tha answer is: Super accurate! -------------- We do not fabricate tentative dates, we get them directly from the lead underwriter(s). And just to make a point, we are part of the press, that is why we report all sorts of factual events about IPO. No fluffs in our reports and data, the free Alert-IPO! website is the most up-to-date IPO site anywhere in the country. Delays or changes in tentative dates do not always warrant a public announcement. After all, that is why it is called "tentative date". Realistically, in the universe of US IPOs, very small percentage of delays get a press release. There are too many things that can delay an IPO in the last minute, including material business developments,market conditions, SEC rulings, etc. Let me know if you have additional questions, Nenita ____________________________________________ Visit Alert-IPO!(tm) at alert-ipo.com