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Tuesday, 09/26/2006 10:49:52 AM

Tuesday, September 26, 2006 10:49:52 AM

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When companies like GOOG & NFLX became public, they already had been in existance for a while. They had been generating revenues for the private investors and the employees with options. Thus, the public investor came in once the major initial burst of growth had taken place.

When companies like AKAM, SIRI & XMSR went public, they had no revenues, but they started at or near the top of the bubble so publlic investors paid high premiums for future growth, way into the future. They had to come down in price before they could start back up.

RLTR, on the other hand, went public after the bubble and before they started generating revenues, so investors that got in early have the best of both worlds: No initial burst of revenues before getting in and no overblown prices. In essence we are where all these other companies that I mentioned in the above paragraph were about three/four years ago. So, don't be surprise if it turns out you are holding an investment that will go up in price 10, 20, 30, 50 or maybe even 100 times over the next 5/10 years.