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

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From: Ken Pomaranski5/29/1996 7:56:00 PM
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KLICKie, KLICKie, KLICKie...

I like you man! You have a great sense of humor and are very
refreshing to have on this board...but.. you have to learn how
to invest!

(1) Don't take your money out of the market (or a stock) everytime
it falls a few points! you will never get rich that way.

(2) Buy more on general market corrections

(3) Buy 'puts' to protect your investment (if you are worried.. but
watch out for tax implications)

(4) The big money is made by investing in rapidly growing companies
with REAL products. (not the hype companies). You must buy more
on corrections if you want to build a large position in the stock.

(5) Stick with product companies (not chip makers, semi-equipment
makers, etc.. These are too cyclical and can become commodities.)

(6) Don't be swayed by the 'conventional wisdom' of the street. If
I listened to them I wouldn't have my large house and Mercedes
convertable right now..

(7) Never, ever , ever sell a share in a company you believe in
(unless you need the money to buy stuff you like..). You MUST
build your position over time.

(8) Stick with 'real' companies that make a REAL profit and make
REAL products.

Good Luck!

kp
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