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

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To: Francis Muir who wrote (46916)2/5/1998 3:04:00 PM
From: Ron Flanigan   of 58324
 
Francis: I bought my last IOM at 8+ and a few days later
sold at 9+ because I needed the cash to invest
elsewhere. If you can keep making a profit, that
is the name of the game, and it is a game that
one needs to be well versed.

Perhaps I should not have spent all those years
playing chess - cribbage - euchre -chinese
checkers and several other games. Oh, yes, I almost
forgot, Monopoly. Those with whom I played were so
so, so serious that you could be placing your life
in jeopardy. I also played that game, and Taboo.

On my many trips from MI to CA I would stop in Los
Vegas and play 21. Never lost, but PTL I am not a
gambling addict. I mean, Detroit is 75 miles from
Lexington and they think they are going to be
opening three casinos. There is a group who intend
on stopping them via a state ballot.

Well, the real game is Stock Market. It has more
challenge than any game I have ever played other than
the war game I once had to play for the USMC.

Keep investing and having a good time and I think you
are right that the small investors, like me, are
buying up those IOM stocks. It is the small investor
like you and I that makes the market thrive.

Ron Flanigan
Lexington, MI By The Mighty Lake Huron
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