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Technology Stocks : Wind River going up, up, up!
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To: Mark Brophy who wrote (1149)5/30/1997 6:11:00 PM
From: mac   of 10309
 
>The company is doing very well, but the stock went down because >technical analysts
> who read charts have decided that the trading range is 18-36 and >fundamental

Sorry, but no trader in their right mind would say that WIND is in a trading range of 18 - 36. That's like saying that in Nov 1987, after the crash, the DOW was in a trading range of 1900 - 2500.

> Wind River sells operating platforms to end users via Intel at a
> small profit so that they can make money selling tools to >developers.

Absolutely untrue.

99.9% of what they make thru Intel is pure profit. They get $x per chip sold. Except for Non Recurring Engineering costs (which may have been paid for by Intel...thus it's 100% profit) it's ALL profit.

WIND is in the business of selling tools AND generating run-time royalties. The latter is the golded egg.

mac
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