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Gold/Mining/Energy : Datamirror (DMCX) (T.DMC) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Flipper12 who wrote (537)	9/18/2000 11:38:01 PM
From: Mike Hilliard	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 603

ok....i've finally got to jump in here. I bought this puppy with a small investment two years ago at $12 a share. It was a coin toss choice between DMC and a small company called RIM (yea...that one....when it was trading at $8 a share). Dmc turned down to $4 a share on Y2k fears while RIM shot to the moon. I nearly shot myself, but hung in because I didn't want to realize a loss. So, after the Y2K thing was dealt with, stock rose to $29 over the next year. Nice return, but i waited. It dropped after the tech wave crashed out, so I bought a whole wack of the stuff at $15. I'm riding pretty high right now, but am not too sure about what to do in the short term. Long term I love this company. Stokes is doing great stuff (although I'm not decided on the latest acqusition thing). Question is..short term what is the opinion. Volume sucks lately, and with $2 drops and gains here and there, one wants to start playing the timing game and ride the waves up and down...i sense short term weakness on this stock, just mainly due to low volume and the time of year. Seems september has generally been slow. Opinions? (long term....i see $45 maybe??)