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Technology Stocks : Storage Computer Corp (SOS)
SOS 1.630+0.1%9:30 AM EST

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To: Dale J. Wood who wrote (90)11/5/1997 10:59:00 PM
From: KFBLY   of 134
 
Credit line use isn't as much concern as sales and inventory trends. It is normal for a growing company to consume fuel (money) as it builds sales and accumulates receivables. The bills for purchasing inventory usually have to be paid before the customer pays for the finished product that was manufactured. Slowing sales growth is the main warning sign along with unexplained surges in inventory. What usually happens as growth continues is a public offering to raise more permanent capital. I'd like to see this as the liquidity of the stock would improve along with some analyst coverage being attracted. The underwriting brokers would most likely start to follow the stock to help keep it parked for awhile.
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