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   Technology Stocksdivine interVentures, Inc. (DVIN)


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To: Glenn Petersen who wrote (110)7/11/2000 9:11:36 PM
From: Bald Man from Mars
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this dude has 110 messages before it starts trading ...
must be a hot one !!!

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To: Bald Man from Mars who wrote (111)7/11/2000 9:14:37 PM
From: HiSpeed
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roflmao, yes, indeed

ouch! cant touch this (because it stinks!)

ggggg

a little dd on this one scared me -passing on dvin

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To: HiSpeed who wrote (112)7/11/2000 9:15:48 PM
From: Bald Man from Mars
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how about some divine intervention ...

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To: Sr K who wrote (108)7/12/2000 12:02:24 PM
From: The Other Analyst
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I agree completely. Too bad you cannot short a stock for a couple of weeks after the IPO.

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To: The Other Analyst who wrote (114)7/12/2000 12:08:35 PM
From: neverenough
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You can short a stock the day of the ipo, if you broker has shares to lend...

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To: Glenn Petersen who wrote (110)7/12/2000 12:16:45 PM
From: The Other Analyst
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Here is a chuckle, which is a typical example of what happens when reporters try hard to make their stories as timely as possible by throwing in something hot off the wires.

Divine InterVentures ventures out
IPO prices a bottom of range after delays

By Steve Gelsi, CBS.MarketWatch.com
Last Update: 12:01 PM July 12, 2000 NewsWatch
Latest headlines

NEW YORK (CBS.MW) -- Divine InterVentures is venturing forth Wednesday after the Internet incubator endured an arduous process to take itself public.

The Chicago-based company priced its IPO at $9, at the bottom rung of its lowered $9-to-$10 pricing range, in an initial public offering led by Robertson Stephens.

It’s raising about $129 million by selling 14.3 million shares. That figure would put Divine $9 million above the $120 million it needed to raise in order to cash in on funding commitments from several big-name partners.

Divine’s timing may be boosted by positive news in the Internet sector Wednesday as the market reacts to a better-than-expected earnings report from Yahoo (YHOO). Shares of Yahoo surged 14 7/8, or 14 percent, to 120 3/4 on Wednesday morning


Yahoo is NOT a would-be incubator like DVIN. The link between Yahoo rebounding after fears that its earnings would disappoint, and then recovering when they did not disappoint, and divine is......non-existent.

I'm waiting to see where they open the stock. This is a company that should not have come public at this stage. The public has no way of evaluating its existing holdings, and therefore its track record, let alone its prospects.

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To: neverenough who wrote (115)7/12/2000 12:18:15 PM
From: The Other Analyst
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Where does the broker get the shares to lend? The shares have not even been delivered to the buyers on the day trading begins.

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To: The Other Analyst who wrote (117)7/12/2000 12:19:50 PM
From: neverenough
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Devine trading under TEMPV, unbelievable...

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To: neverenough who wrote (118)7/12/2000 12:23:47 PM
From: The Other Analyst
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I see 8 11/32 as a price. Glad I passed on this IPO. Usually you want to ask for any shares you can get since it is a near-sure thing that they will pop. Usually you don't need to bother reading the prospectus, because the profit you will make on the tiny allocation of shares you get will barely pay for the value of your reading time. But there are always exceptions to such generalizations.

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To: neverenough who wrote (118)7/12/2000 1:04:07 PM
From: Bald Man from Mars
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still holding all your 600 shares ???
probably will not stop sliding until under 5 ...

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