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Non-Tech : Any info about Iomega (IOM)?

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To: Rocky Reid who wrote (21944)5/7/1997 8:59:00 AM
From: Cameron Dorey   of 58324
 
"Another good day for the shorts." Well, Rocky, you're absolutely right, that is, if you shorted Intel. Down 4« yesterday. Wasn't INTC one of your skyrocketing picks? Good way to start a rally, with a "sucker crash." Rocky, please reiterate your picks over the last few weeks on this board, both long and short. It seems to me that you're a really good contrarian indicator, and I'd like to make a few quick bucks. BTW, about Intel, if you had been watching a few of the other boards the past few days, you'd know that the brown stuff was going to hit the fan (and the stock price), because it's been all over the SI semi boards.

Oh, and "IOM's heavier than usual volume indicates individual suckers are coming in." It's good to see that you've got a consistent explanation for your doomsday scenario both when volume dries up and when volume expands. No basis in reality, but consistent.

One more thing you have rightly pounced upon, about the digital cameras and n.hand: "You will have to hold the camera a certain way, or let it rest stationary in order for data to be written correctly." I thought you were always supposed to hold a camera steady to take good pictures. Since you're into that, is there a new way to do photography?

Cameron

"No one is listening until you make a mistake."
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