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Autobytel (ABTL) - Buy Autos online
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294 The reason the stock pulled back is because the biggest jinx in the market wentBabar-5/21/1999
293 re: explanation It is NOT uncommon to see a pullback after an IPO. A trigger Bill Ounce-5/21/1999
292 A pullback of this magnitude suggests to me that something big must be in the wAlomex-5/21/1999
291 These companies ABTL and AWEB are doing absolutely nothing to defend their stocTerp-5/21/1999
290 I doubled my position today. A run-up to $30 is likely on any kind of good newJonathan Lebed-5/20/1999
289 I submit the following not because I believe AWEB is better or worse, but only James H. Irwin-5/20/1999
288 Here's something else to consider about the online car buying investments: Kevin McKenzie-5/20/1999
287 Jonathan, Thanks for sharing your positive experience. Downside risk is miniTom Hua-5/19/1999
286 ABTL is definitely a great buy here in my mind. I recently bought a car using Jonathan Lebed-5/19/1999
285 Peter, I bought ABTL at its IPO price yesterday (23) and doubled up at 22 1/8 tTom Hua-5/18/1999
284 <i>How can a buyer have confidence that the price gotten via ABTL is bettAlomex-5/18/1999
283 Thanks, RFF. As we all know, there is plenty of opportunity in the car retaipeter michaelson-5/18/1999
282 Alomex: How can a buyer have confidence that the price gotten via ABTL is bettpeter michaelson-5/18/1999
281 I think part of the value added is the "type" of transaction that deaRFF-5/18/1999
280 Seems like the quarter is going OK according to that interview: "SpeakingRFF-5/18/1999
279 <i> Where is the value added to the consumer vs. other car info providersAlomex-5/18/1999
278 Tom: Based on your interest I took a look at ABTL's website. I didn'tpeter michaelson-5/18/1999
277 Mohan, as long as we're extracting the high points from the interview, I alTom Hua-5/17/1999
276 Well Tom you might be in good company,check this out from the same interview. Mohan Marette-5/17/1999
275 <i>We'll be announcing soon a Japanese venture, and we've alTom Hua-5/17/1999
274 ABTL CEO Interview from MarketWatch. cbs.marketwatch.com Company Autobytel.coMohan Marette-5/17/1999
273 James H. Irwin, thanks for the info.. Do you know what kind of buyers ABTL is RFF-5/17/1999
272 The larger fleet type buyers would probably act as you specified...but then agaJames H. Irwin-5/17/1999
271 never mind <L>RickM-5/17/1999
270 I don't know much about the dealer auction mkt, but I would assume that larRFF-5/17/1999
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