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Technology Stocks : Research In Motion TSE RIM Nasdaq RIMM -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: New Economy who wrote (258)	8/19/1999 11:23:00 PM
From: SJS	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 989

We are having a dialogue, not a "match". Let me get this straight. 1) You're short. 2) You're trying to "help retail investors be aware of what they're getting into." That mean to me to have long people sell, potential longs not enter, or short it to help your cause. So.....you're coming to this thread to champion a short position. That's fine with me, as long as everyone knows your intentions and can make their own educated decisions. 3) I can't translate your technical resistance points in Canadian dollars vs American dollars. I've never worked with a stock on two exchanges, although many here are talking in $C vs $A. 4) RIMM is NOT being driven by the "market" right now. It's driven by other factors. If your case was true, no stock would be up when then market was down. There are plenty that are. 5) I am glad you agree on not betting the ranch on it. I AGREE 1000%. I don't bet the ranch on anything. 6) In case you didn't notice, there were a lot of large block buys today, easily supporting the stock. Retail only made it go up more. 7) You're day will come for shorting, but I really don't think it's right now. You're going to get your clock cleaned with that "double down" on shorting. There's too much good news that factoring in now, and more to come. This stock's going over 30 with momentum and relationships. If the DELL news hits (which is totally new business...), it's an easy 35 ($US) based on this news including what other potential ISP's, BLS...etc can generate to support that. 8) Until I see a product that can do what RIMM's can do and evaluate it as a serious threat, (including a keyboard in this form factor...),. I think RIMM the one to beat and it's their lead to lose. Regards, Steve