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Technology Stocks : Rambus (RMBS) - Eagle or Penguin
RMBS 88.13+1.0%Nov 21 9:30 AM EST

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To: Don Green who wrote (20911)5/27/1999 12:32:00 AM
From: jmanvegas  Read Replies (1) of 93625
 
Don - yes I did after the Edelstone downgrade. And I made good money holding RMBS for about 2 months in my position accounts - not 10 minutes. Felt there was technical damage done to RMBS at that time. I have never sold any RMBS sitting in my retirement account and I stated that numerous times. In hindsight RMBS went even lower than I thought. The technicals have currently and dramatically changed to the upside. I know the naysayers concerning tea leaf reading. That one day spike was extremely significant for RMBS. Sure, on a short-term basis it got overextended when it ran to $89. And it could very well be likely that it will test the breakout point of that spike move. But the trends have turned up, DMAs have turned up, momentum is up, and a somewhat large short position (we don't know the exact amount as of today) in the face of increasing institutional ownership has me thinking that RDRAM is "coming to a theater near you." It's right around the corner. I smell it - I taste it - I sense it. And Don, there ain't nothing you can do to stop it. And therefore, $147+/share in one year is absolutely, emphatically, within extremely reasonable reach unless the world blows up. And then who gives a sh*t about anything. You're not a doomsayer, are you?

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