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Technology Stocks : Western Digital (WDC)
WDC 166.30-4.7%Dec 17 3:59 PM EST

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To: Stitch who wrote (10180)2/4/1999 7:35:00 PM
From: zalesky  Read Replies (2) of 11057
 
To all: The problem with short sellers is they
work on the psychology of those investors with
little or no experience. They force people who
have been hurt to sell at or near the bottom in
companies which have proven track records and
products. Take the case of Oracle. A little over
a year ago the stock was destroyed after handily
missing their quarter. I remember the terrible short
sellers then bragging about how the company was
finished and the stock would languish in the upper
teens to low 20s for months. Well, we know how much
of a success Oracle has been since then. I believe
the same scenario is in store for WDC. Today's slight
move down on VERY little volume (NASDAQ -83 points)
is a CLEAR indication that the sellers are just about
through with this issue. Every day the news from Asia
is getting a little brighter. HWP will give us another
dose of this reality on the 12th with their earnings.
DO NOT SELL WDC!! As my previous post suggested:nibble
a little bit at this issue and watch it slowly slug its
way back to 20. Don't let these charlatans with their
so called knowledge of the industry scare ya out!! I
purchased another 100 shares today in the upper 12s and
will commit additional dollars if this mini-correction
continues. Good Luck to all who are long on WDC!!!!!
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