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Hey Bid - Price dropped to $85 a share it looks like this AM - Also reduced gross shares offered. Hard sell maybe with this on the first page of their offering?

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looks like Wallstreet hates this because of the auction sytems..they lose more control and if Google is successful with the auction system more companies will want to do IPO's this way..

Wallstreet losing it's grip will be faught tooth and nail..this could be very interesting..

Lets see if they run this up ..maybe it will be a nice short in 4 months .
 

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You are right - a great short in the making. Probally target at $40 to $50 in a few months. I am sure the folks at Google are not happy. A real dent in the gross offering to now. Almost half of what they expected. The delay did not look good to potential buyers as well. Also the registration system to be able to bid on the IPO was a mess. Many large brokerage companies would not even touch it. Something to watch...
 

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Plus, there are a number of other points why Wall St. doesn't like the Google IPO.
(% of ownership, due diligence of info and Rev., etc.)

If the market stays up in the 10,000 (DJA) range. And, if the initial buyers do not
flip their purchases.

Then, the stock will only slip to the $ 60's.
 
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