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

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To: Cameron Dorey who wrote (3676)6/27/1996 1:00:00 PM
From: Young D.T. Nguyen   of 58324
 
Boy, when things go bad, they really go bad...

I bought some more at 3:55 on Tues. One hour later, I found
out that Cabot had issued a sell. Talk about bad timing.

My home computer conked out yesterday. All of sudden. Perhaps all
the IOMG selling was too much even for my computer to take.

On other subjects...

Look to me that Wall Street has gotten what they wanted, a blood bath
and >50% drop in many quality issues. More and more analysts and
closet bulls are coming with positive things to say, now that they and
their clients have had a chance to get in at the bottom. Quite a few postitive
media articles laterly (although still many inaccuracies), coinciding with
IOMG hitting the bottom. Amazing turn around! WSJ even recommends SI.
Wow, I am a bit confused. Why was IOMG a really really bad deal just
in last 3-4 weeks and before in the eyes of the financial media, now all
of a sudden, it has great potential? Has anything changed from last 2
week? Only that IOMG price took a huge hit and the big boys now had a
chance to get in at the bargain.

I wondered why JP Morgan waited this long to come out with a BUY
rating, when they helped to do the secondary at $35.
Young
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