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Technology Stocks : Healthcare.com Corporation (Nasdaq: HCDC)was [HDIE]
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To: Andrew H who wrote (3368)9/8/1998 11:29:00 AM
From: Charliss  Read Replies (2) of 15094
 
Andrew,

The point you imply is a valid one.

>>>Low volume and no price movement in a very strong market = no
good news coming in the next few days.

Now we have gone from predictions of a quick double to "no instant
gratification." Hmmmm.<<<

Set aside emotions, and what is left? Just the facts. HDIE looks real pokey.

When one buys HDIE in April, fully educated in its fundamentals; when there is an excitement about its future; when there is much rumor that seems to further project the fundamentals; when all this is factored in with the basics, and one looks forward to an understandable price and volume increase after nearly six months of this, desire for a pop on news is far, far from being a desire for instant gratification, and it is certainly not the difference between a trader and an investor.

Most labels are cheap and easily applied. I am not into infantile instant gratification, nor am I a trader made unhappy, simply because I want some results after six months.....nor am I looking for "cheap shares" by posting this....for heaven's sake!!(this is not meant to pass judgement on "traders." I myself do more short term trading than long term investing)

Andrew, what is your outlook for HDIE....sans emotion and your own vested interest? I am still invested, but I have cut my investment considerably....not because I don't like HDIE (I like it a lot) but because I considered myself over-invested in it at this point from my own personal money management perspective.
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