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Non-Tech : Any info about Iomega (IOM)?
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To: Sun Wong who wrote (3625)6/27/1996 12:52:00 AM
From: Haroon Mokhtarzada   of 58324
 
Hell yes!!! Think about it. Say you buty another 2000 shares at 21, (since you would be putting in the same amount of money as you did the first time). Now, if the stock goes in between 21 and 40 to about 30, (where it easily belongs) look at the money you woll make. +$9 per share of 2000 shares. ($18000 up). -10 per share of 1000 shares. ($10000 down). That leaves you with a profit of $8000!!!! Think about it, since you buy more shares for the same price, you could break even at freakin 25-26!!! You people are insane if you aren't picking up IOMG NOW!!!!! Especially for anyone holding on from a loss. If you're excpecting to make your money that you lost back, why not put in more so that breking even will turn into making tons!!! Think about it. Use common sense. BUY LONG, IOMGIOMGIOMGIOMGIOMG!
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