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

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To: Joe Rizzo who wrote (3214)6/20/1996 12:16:00 AM
From: Young D.T. Nguyen   of 58324
 
"P.S. I've covered my short and will go out and buy a Zip shortly."

Good for you, Joe.

I invested mainly in future technology issues, and I can tell you from my
experience that IOMG is quite cheap in the technology arena, based
on its revenue growth and projected earnings and essentially a world
monopoly on removable drives for next several years. I compare IOMG
with every super-growth companies in terms of valuation and all
fundamentals in quite details - and IOMG is clearly the cheapest with
the highest and fastest-realizing potential. One key area is future
competitions. Others I look at have too many formidable competitions
or comparable alternative technologies. IOMG essentially has no real
threats for at least 2-3 years, which is an eternity for establish market
shares and standards in the computer and data storage industries.

I should have seen this shake out coming. Just forgot about the automatic
stop losses (gosh, how many crashes have been caused by automatic
stop losses? Folks just never learned) and option expirations.

I bought a bunch more today. So what if it drops a little more this week.
Come July and after, it won't stay around this level - unless the market
crashes.
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