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Technology Stocks : Rambus (RMBS) - Eagle or Penguin
RMBS 91.87-3.6%1:07 PM EST

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To: Estephen who wrote (44890)6/18/2000 1:44:00 PM
From: Dan3  Read Replies (1) of 93625
 
Re: gulton for punishment !!

It was pre-split, so those puts are wayyyy under water right now.

I was out-of-town for a meeting Friday, and caught the news from a TV in the hotel lobby as I was walking out the door - not the happiest way to start the day. The meetings went well, at least.

But January is still quite a ways away, so I think I'll just sit on them for awhile.

All I can do is to look at the technology - where I really think rambus is overrated by the market.

I can't predict bad legal decisions (and Toshiba's decision was based upon legal thinking, not technical thinking) - so I always face that risk.

Zeev's technical analysis, and my broker's - which I ignored :-(
must have picked up some of this announcement from "unofficial" insider trades.

But I invest in tech issues both to make money and for fun, so I have to go with my fundamental analysis or I can't enjoy the game.

Congratulations on your earnings! I hope to recoup my losses in some dip between now and January (they represent only a small part of my trading account). Meanwhile, holding a bunch of puts (now very cheap) are a hedge against a sudden tech collapse. And those legal decisions can go the other way, too.

Dan

PS - I bet you meant glutton
:-)
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