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Non-Tech : Any info about Iomega (IOM)?
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To: jeffrey roberts who wrote (2001)5/25/1996 2:43:00 AM
From: michael ehrenberg   of 58324
 
Stop losses are certainly possible.

If a stop/loss is used i would recommend it at around 32 or 33. (This of
course assumes that you have been in this stock a while.

I feel that this represents a "cement floor" so to speak for Iomega since
it based at around 64 to 66 for more than a week pre-split.

I doubt it will get down this far especially since we've seen a 10+ point
correction already. This stock/loss level represents a cautionary play
which I don't think is all that unwise.

Mike E.
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