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PROGRAMMER'S PARADISE (PROG)

An SI Board Since January 1999

Posts	SubjectMarks	Bans	Symbol
2383	25	0	PROG

Emcee: KellyW	Type: Unmoderated

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908	Yes, today will start with a bang. On the other hand these eggplants have serv	Carl R.	-	3/5/1999
907	Carl, it seems that you'll have to have another eggplants lunch, the call t	Zeev Hed	-	3/5/1999
906	Microsoft is getting more into e-commerce. Will it do this by agressive aquisit	Link Lady	-	3/5/1999
905	Maybe what we need is a partial spinoff of the PROG online business - the we ca	Tony van Werkhooven	-	3/5/1999
904	Dart, I don't disagree with you on the irrationality of the valuations put	Larry Brubaker	-	3/5/1999
903	Trying to predict net prices based upon fundamentals is like asking Mozart to j	SkyDart	-	3/5/1999
902	Carl, it will be interesting to see the results of EGGS' secondary offering	Larry Brubaker	-	3/4/1999
901	Yes, I wouldn't be surprised to see the price more like $12 in the end. Be	Carl R.	-	3/4/1999
900	Carl, given the current price of EGGS common, I would think they will have a ha	Larry Brubaker	-	3/4/1999
899	EGGS secondary is due March 11, and is for 5 million shares at $17. With $85 m	Carl R.	-	3/4/1999
898	Carl, yes, assuming the $5 million for 1998 is correct, they are significantly	Larry Brubaker	-	3/4/1999
897	Assumming your figure of $5million is correct for last year they are significan	Carl R.	-	3/4/1999
896	Carl, I I believe you are right. Somehow, the number of $5 million pops into m	Larry Brubaker	-	3/4/1999
895	Regarding web growth, PROG thus far is speaking only in percentages. Let's	Carl R.	-	3/4/1999
894	I will be very happy with 30 eom	Probart	-	3/4/1999
893	Great idea, it would be accretive for anyone wanting to get into the business.	JSB	-	3/4/1999
892	They have already lasted much longer than I thought possible. I'd like to	JSB	-	3/4/1999
891	PROG as a buyout? A potential upside to the DELL's of the world getting mo	KellyW	-	3/4/1999
890	EGGS can be hurt, and even killed off, because they lose so much money that the	Carl R.	-	3/4/1999
889	EGGS can't be hurt because they don't have earnings. Of course, they	JSB	-	3/4/1999
888	Prog sells mainly specialized nitche software for use by programmers. I wouldn&	Carl R.	-	3/4/1999
887	With major companies starting to open superstores on the net selling the same p	Cyberhoward	-	3/4/1999
886	This article sounds like the PC industry is looking for a new income source. n	Link Lady	-	3/2/1999
885	Probart, Today was just an up day confirming yesterday's hammer. iqc.com	Bruce A. Thompson	-	3/2/1999
884	Bruce, Does todays fly have a name? TIA probart	Probart	-	3/2/1999

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