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Non-Tech : Any info about Iomega (IOM)?
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To: Cadaver who wrote (2169)5/29/1996 12:54:00 AM
From: Rodney B. Hill   of 58324
 
You're right that they are 2 separate investments, howevev, Iomega
with a stop-loss at 48 when its at 50. come on, that may work with IBM, but I think you know, from the ups and downs, that we're not dealing with IBM. Had I followed your advice when I first got in I would have lasted about 2 days. As it was, I rode a few point drop and then watched it rise about 75% before I sold at 54 (post split). By the way, my timing is not that great, I jumped back in 3 days later at 51 5/8 and am still holding on. At this level, I certainly hope it is "wise".

Rod
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