WV, one of the more substantive things that I've read after this blood bath today is your comment on "investing in companies." To me that should be the staple for those people who are concerned on where the consumer will be as a result of Iomega's innovativeness, and vision. That to me says more about where this company will be a year from now than all the "pancake" interviews on CNBC, or the "prostituted" articles in Baron, WS, or Cabot.
Iomega's concern for the consumer, and our investing in a company with a real future is the only thing that will truly make those who review this as a classic textbook case for prosperity as others will realize that there still are some principles like hard work, and vision, which do provide success. Despite the exclusive schenaggians of those behind desks who truly think the pen is the mightier foil....
I've said it before...I believe in this company...and that's why, even in view of recent events, I look forward to a healthy retirement which I plan on sharing with my grandkids...the summer of 96, and some of the benefits earned from my beliefs in "investing in companies."
By the way Winner, always a pleasure. Check out "The Celestine Prophecy," by James Redfield, I think it's your kind of book.
Warm regards,
Jeremyles Dad |
