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Technology Stocks : WDC/Sandisk Corporation
WDC 182.89+6.2%11:58 AM EST

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To: Dale Knipschield who wrote (14527)9/6/2000 12:50:45 PM
From: Tumbleweed  Read Replies (1) of 60323
 
If MU's memory business is growing soft, then so must SNDK's!", would be the logic that uninformed investors (which is most of them) are using today as
they rush to the exits.


Then, as we here are informed <g> investors, we can (if we have any spare cash, which leaves me out*) use occasions like this as an opportunity, rather than as a problem. The only price that matters is the one you get when you sell, so unless you were planning to sell now or in the next few days, you have an opportunity to buy some more below 90. I doubt we will see that again after the results (due in a couple of weeks?)

*I bought my last batch on the way down, when I thought SNDK had hit bottom or thereabouts, at 67. I think the bottom was in the mid 40's somewhere? But I still have them.
I was even considering just buying 10 shares so I could sell them when it had doubled and get my next digicam 'for free'. I may do that now. I dont suppose the margin interest on $850 will kill me.

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