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Technology Stocks : Qualcomm Moderated Thread - please read rules before posting -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: golfinvestor who wrote (56702)	11/7/2006 11:06:26 AM
From: hedgefund	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 196972

I agree. I also think Keitel is his own understated way, wanted to send a strong, positive message but I freely admit I could be dead wrong. We'll see. HF

To: golfinvestor who wrote (56702)	11/7/2006 12:15:50 PM
From: Jon Koplik	Respond to of 196972

Re : QCOM Execs can sell shares automatically / maybe QCOM should institute a buy-back in the same manner ................ Um ... I think one (important) factor is : If QCOM management leaves the share buy-back parameters as : We'll do whatever we want, (almost) whenever we want, with between $0 and $2 billion, then ... If and when there is an "air pocket" in the share price of QCOM (possibly due to a "coordinated attack") (used to be called a "bear raid" in the 1920s, I believe), Then, QCOM can always take advantage of the "gift" of a stupidly low share price. Plus -- maybe help "run into the ground" some enemies of Qualcommm, All without any "appearance of impropriety." Jon.