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

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To: Ken Pomaranski who wrote (4845)7/23/1996 1:03:00 AM
From: shyam parekh   of 58324
 
What is going on with all of you?

Look, you only lose money if you sell. There really is only
one way to gauge whether or not you should buy or sell a
stock:

Sell a stock whenever you would not be willing to buy at the
going price. In other words, completely disregard the price at
which you initially purchased the stock. The purchase price
is irrelevant (neglecting tax issues) once you own the stock.
I know this seems counter-intuitive, but it is simple
logic.

Right now you have so many shares of a promising stock that
has hit at or near bottom. At this price, would IOMG be a
good buy? If you think so, don't sell. If you think not,
go ahead and short it or find a better buy. Either way,
don't just sell because you tired of dealing with a large
paper loss.

Good luck!
Shyam
wolvreen@ix.netcom.com
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