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

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To: Andre Lukas who wrote (9724)10/22/1996 3:03:00 PM
From: Sam   of 58324
 
TA should be used to analyze short term price action, market psycology, etc. If you are a long term investor of IO, and you believe in the company's fundamentals and products-don't worry about TA!

If you are a trader, then you better take a look! Most all traders are not emotionally attached to this, or any, stock! None of this Rah! Rah! stuff that we see on this thread all the time. There is money to be made.

So for IO - just take what the chart and the stock gives you. Resistance to the upside at $27 and change. Resistance to the downside at $20 and change. Right now we are in a trading range. If IO breaks $20 to the downside (looks like it's giving it a go), it's gonna test that $15 level again. Everyone needs to understand that traders make money going UP and DOWN. IO lends itself to this. This is one stock that you have to keep a constant eye on-watch for the $20 resistance level. If it gets broken, I would sell and buy at lower levels.

Just my opinion. Good luck everyone.

Sam
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