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with newegg's strong success in the US I can't see how they would fail by going global. :)

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How do you know they will be successful in other parts of the world? Sure, they made it here in the US, but will they make it in countries with smaller economies?

How do you know they will be successful in other parts of the world?  Sure, they made it here in the US, but will they make it in countries with smaller economies?

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Sorry but I didn't relize that China, Japan, UK, and Canada all have smaller economies. :laugh:

Sorry but I didn't relize that China, Japan, UK, and Canada all have smaller economies.  :laugh:

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Well, if you stopped trying to be a smartass for a minute, and read the article, you would see the following:

China is already the world's number two computer market after the United States, with 2005 shipments expected to grow 13 percent this year to about 18 million units, according to International Data Corp.

Please drive through.

So how does one go about buying these shares when it goes public? Is there any way for an individual to get a hold of the shares while they are cheap...before the big companies buys all the shares, drive up the prices and then seel them for way more to the little man? Any specualation on how much it will open at? I'm sure it will be well above 5 to 10 dollars a share...but how much do you guys think it will open at?

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