To: HeyRainier who wrote (1650 ) 8/28/1999 9:41:00 PM From: Scott H. Davis Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1720
Don't know enough about EMC to say (not that I can't learn) ADIC strength is it's ease of use, flexible software & reliability. Market is WANs & LANS, mixture of networks, different OS even, but not huge stuff (for instance, at PennHosp, their FastStor could to back up all their servers while still on-line. Can store both files, text and images, scalable within it's limits. But these are not the real large networks/or massive databases. AXC covers that very well with their DST line. For instance, a TV studio could have their entire archeive, clips etc. stored on a DST, very accessable, very fast. When I bought it was a combination of their stregnth of product, recent Dell contract (recent in 88) the growth of storage demands and especially images (not only still & video, but diagnostic stuff as well) Plus they had great FA & PEG. Hope that helps. Do you find EMC compelling enough for me to review, like PERL? Please only say yes if you believe compelling but want a technical review, cause I read slowly. Scott (thanks 4 ur last response too. BTW, Just took profits on another double, TTP. By biotech results are wierd. The two I feel the strongest about, VICL & ISIP are at a small gain & a loss. Technology platform with a lot of applications, major pharma & research instutute buy in/validation, good financial health, fairly broad pipeline, have done terrible vs the broad market over the last 1.5 years. My two lessers, TRIBY & TTP are the winners. TTP is realy dependant on a schizophrenia med in phase III geting good results & approval. Probably about 9 months of burn rate lest - if the lead drug doesn't make it, the companie's dead (but a big upside if it does.) And bucking the market bigger is better trend, these are much smaller cap than the two that that arn't producing 4 me. Someday I might have some insight to pass along. FYI, for those interested in biotechs, and reading some of the better biotech investors on SI, check out the T/FIF (tree falling in the forest) and Biotech Valuation. You won't find me more than lurking for now, I've got to do some catching up in other arenas, but I respect these folks. Scott