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Technology Stocks : Corel Corp.

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To: Goldbug Guru who wrote (8480)1/9/2000 7:39:00 PM
From: Thomas A Watson  Read Replies (1) of 9798
 
An then there is the shorter and more to the point mention of corl in the news.

biz.yahoo.com

(Nasdaq:CORL - news) has dropped a massive 63% from its December run-up due to earnings vagaries and the stock's inability to rise in step with its peers. But while Corel may appear relatively cheap, one may still be paying for hype rather than fundamentals.
Don't lose sight of the fact that Corel had a 52-week low of $2.00.

So some believe the experts of Profit magazine and I research, read, and talk to corl and graphon and integrate what they say whit what I know and generally conclude that short and direct is more credible.

Oh, here is another article of giber speak that implies and says what?
graphon.com

When I used to do system's engineering my goal was 100% bull eye solution with no unknowns and no loose technical ends. To know exactly how it worked, what hardware and software was compatible and who and how it was developed and the feature growth path and the probability the the company telling my their fairy tales would indeed be in business and they would continue supporting the product.

To the extent that I questioned any company claims, a clause was added to the purchase order to guarantee the long term. There is no clause that would persuade me to recommend a corl solution.

Tom Watson tosiwmee
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