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Technology Stocks : Corel Corp.

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To: Steve who wrote (1649)8/27/1997 10:32:00 AM
From: Vanni Resta   of 9798
 
OK Mr. Woo. It's time to re-channel some of your remarkable energy towards constructive ends. You came into this stock because it was cheap. To which I responded, basically, that Barry Manilow albums are cheap, but that does not make them good. That evidently touched a nerve with you, because it set off a two day flame.

Now it is time to get back to the business at hand. People in this thread, many of whom are down some considerable money in Corel, would love to hear your reasons for liking this company, other than the fact that no one else wants to own shares in it, which explains why it so cheap. You might include your 12-month target price, and an explanation of what changes in which lines on the income statement will get you there, and why those changes will occur.

Apologies to everyone else who reacted with hostility to tales of another investor's success. I did not think my comment that each week I can harvest at least a 20% gain in one of my five to ten stocks would create such bitterness. I would have thought that investors would be pleased to know that someone else is actually winning at this game. I know I always am. It gives me hope. It always amazes me how so many investing topics are so off limits in what is meant to be an investing site!

As always,

Happy Investing!

Vanni
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