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Non-Tech : Any info about Iomega (IOM)?
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To: Bruce Aronow who wrote (2063)5/27/1996 10:11:00 PM
From: Scott Maxwell   of 58324
 
Perhaps the tone of the post I was responding to set me off. I see far too much willingness to believe the rosiest of scenarios when a poster has a position in a stock. I actually think Iomega is a great little company with a lot of spirit -- I was just injecting that pessimistic side which seems to be lacking here. They've created a big market, but big markets attract big sharks with much larger R&D budgets. Anyone who has an unbalanced (over 20%) position in Iomega should lighten up and diversify.

Just spent a half hour in the Syquest thread reading messages from people who dreamt up all sorts of magical scenarios whereby a large and stupid company would inject vast amounts of cash into the company while doubling the stock price.
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