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Technology Stocks : Data Dimensions

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To: Bill Wexler who wrote (1654)6/4/1997 9:09:00 AM
From: Sondo   of 4571
 
I'm sorry that my post doesn't "do it for you." It is nice to have you on-board this thread, but you should know, you MUST know, that all you're saying is, "The price looks high. It must go down. My guess is...right NOW."

I'm sure you've taken an hour or two to review the past five-six months of posts here. There have been a few espousing wild conspiracy theories, that DDIM is a scam, that Y2K is a hoax, that contracts are false, etc. But the majority of shorts have sounded just like you. Based on trailing earnings, "The stock is too high..." at $40, $55...$18, $20, $30. Of course you know that they have all been wrong, and have all lost money. I'd guess 20 or more shorts have come and left this thread, all pretty similar.

There are so many real scams out there...hoaxes, bad companies, declining industries, slipping earnings...but here we prefer to keep "guessing" at when this good company in this great industry , with partners Unisys and Deloitte, has a stock that is just "too high"...and then making the investment decision to SHORT IT RIGHT NOW!

It's just all guessing. That approach just doesn't seem to "do it" on Wall Street.
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