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Technology Stocks : Osicom(FIBR)

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To: David Pawlak who wrote (5736)3/6/1998 10:14:00 AM
From: Mama Bear  Read Replies (5) of 10479
 
Well, my benchmark was that I would sell if revenues were less than 30 million, so it was a close call. But I was really upset about the fact that the share countg rose to 21.3 million. A year ago share count stood at 10 million, and trailing earnings were positive. As I said, it was a really close decision, and until I pushed the sell button at 5 5/8 I wasn't really sure I was selling. But sell I did, because I feel the risk/reward ratio has been skewed out of my favor. I'm not exactly a young woman either, so it's really not good for my risk profile to keep a speculative stock like FIBR in my portfolio.

I will continue to monitor FIBR, but for now I'm out, and unless I see some substantive improvements in the fundamentals, won't buy it back for anything but a daytrade. I'm just tired of all the wonderful things just around the corner, and nothing seems to increase but the share count.

Barb

Good luck to everyone who continues to hold. I hope it doesn't go back to the 2s.
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