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

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To: Rocky Reid who wrote (50386)3/17/1998 10:00:00 AM
From: James F. Hopkins  Read Replies (1) of 58324
 
Rocky; I've concluded poor P/Es and earnings reports are nothing but
like bugs on the windshield as you go down the freeway. They seem
to produce some short term knee jerking, but have little effect
and are brushed aside quickly. The rule of thumb is they present
good buying times.

Too many companies in the Tech sector
simple go up with loss after loss for earnings to be a factor.

Market share seems to be more important by far, price to sales
etc. But mostly who owns the stock, and "who" shorts it.

People that shorted IOM last year got burned, they are back hoping
to get even, but they are suckers who will get burned again.

IOM has more room to go up than down, so if any one reads this
that is short, don't latter say you were not warned.

The good news is I just went long, and I don't lose money
I double up on anything I buy, if it falls, until they
turn and go up. It works as long as you don't use margins
and keep some dry powder.
Jim
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