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Technology Stocks : Novell (NOVL) dirt cheap, good buy?

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To: Kenneth E. De Paul who wrote (6029)12/19/1996 9:12:00 PM
From: Elmo Gregory   of 42771
 
Kenneth - >>... true believers instead of investors...<< I assume by that statement that you consider the two to be mutually exclusive.

>>I have tried to elicit grass roots support to light a fire under the management and outside of Joe A. no one here has even hinted at support.<<
Why don't you take the time and read through all of the posts before you make such a statement? Several members of this thread have offered suggestions of how to approach management; either for additional information or change. (Joe certainly has been a leader in this regard and should be recognized for his efforts).

>>I think he is more right than wrong. I really think it is time to wake up.<<
Right about what? For someone to state the obvious, that Novell is down when others are up, does not require an expert investor: anyone that can read should be able to do it. Oh, by-the-way, does he successfully predict when Novell goes up or just down?
If you believe in Jim A. so strongly, why do still have Novell stock? Or for that matter, why does Jim A? He has advised everyone to sell their Novell stock for a tax loss this year and re-purchase it next year. This man's a genius. And if Novell's stock is such a joke, then why would he advise anyone to re-purchase it next year?

Yes Kenneth, it's time to wake up.
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