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Non-Tech : Any info about Iomega (IOM)?

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To: Mel Boreham who wrote (47173)2/8/1998 8:24:00 AM
From: Stan J. Czernel  Read Replies (1) of 58324
 
Mel, Thanks for the post - and the perspective.

I also consider myself an investor, rather than a trader, but I am also addicted to SI, and cannot help but follow the ups and downs on a daily basis. If I had the discipline, I would stay away from these threads. Sometime,being on this thread seems like sitting in on a group therapy session for manic depressives.

About the conference call: I have listened to other calls (ie other than Iomega) and - for some reason - the acoustics always make the presenters sound strident and froggy - like they are making an effort to be heard above the noise in a crowded room.

Sure, KE could be a more polished presenter - but he is human, and has his strengths and his weaknesses. I beleive he has the strengths that matter: organizational and visionary skills to grow the company. I mean - how many times have investors been taken for a long and ugly ride by slick and polished spokespersons, who are adept at putting a pretty face on a lousy company? I won't trade substance for style - and sometmes you have to make that choice.

Dr. Sheila is a little frustrated - as are we all. But I, for one, stay with the company because I don't see a better opportunity for growth and appreciation. And I know that the stock can make up any lost ground in a heartbeat, with the right news. And (of course) I think that news is coming.

Of course, my investment goal - bluntly put - is "Can food or caviar - and no regrets" - Oh yes: The cat food is covered in my 401K. ;-)

regards and untroubled sleep to all Investors.
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