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Technology Stocks : OmniVision Technologies (OVTI) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Brian who wrote (850)	12/11/2004 8:40:38 PM
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Yahoo OVTI post: USE SOME COMMON SENSE!! by: franz2day Long-Term Sentiment: Strong Buy 12/11/04 08:23 pm Msg: 131120 of 131124 Think about it using some logic and not your emotion. Even the "disguised" longs are saying "it shouldn't drop more than a couple of bucks on this news." What utter bullshit!! This stock shouldn't drop at all next week, and certainly not by 10-12% like these "longs" are saying. People, the bashers and shorts aren't all idiots. They will also post with a "strong buy" sentiment, and act like a long to get everyone else to believe we should drop on Monday. This is OLD NEWS people, and some idiot bashers are treating the 10Q in the same fashion that stocks who report new and previously undisclosed accounting issues that come directly from an investigation initiated by the SEC. Looks like Greenberg did his job. I will remind all of you that the drop didn't occur until after Greenberg's article came out. (I read the SEC as it was released, and it didn't suprise me to hear of the SEC doing what it does after any situation is "brought to its attention.") The sell-off of like a couple of hundred shares was also part of the Greenberg (and shorts' plan). Don't fall for it. Use some common sense.