Hi again Steve. Thanks (Elmo, you too). I know what you mean Steve ("bringing you back..."). Remember Janet Shell from Italy on this thread awhile back? That's how she got into NOVL. She wanted Novellus, but her broker messed up the order, and she ended up with Novell.
Haven't heard from her for a long time. Wonder if she's still in this?
Hmmm... somehow I don't think so.
As far as "trading" Novell -- I think what you're doing is smart. The only one I've seen (at least from this board) that's doing it with any consistency is Don Earl. I think at this juncture, (if one has to stay with Novell) that's the only way one can make any money off of it.
You know I can't leave any "unfinished business" (that's why I referenced the post (and poster) above <grin>). And, as I'm still long with 3000 on this stock, I also don't want to kick it down either.
But, I gotta tell it like it is. Unless these suckers come out publicly in the press and say otherwise (re: a) Revenue, b) Future, c) Strategy and Direction) what the hell else can I post?
Where's the "splash" that Slitz and Stone are supposed to make? I haven't seen it, have you? I get the feeling somebody just put the company on autopilot, and that's about it.
I see Elmo posted a good list of "what they should do" from VAR Business. Sounds very familar to me (read: the white paper).
So, having said all of that, I'll just watch how this "new thread" <g>
re-orients itself into the "new Novell", and try and interpret how "all is right with the world" now.
Regards,
Joe...<at least for another couple of months that is...> |
