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Technology Stocks : BORL: Time to BUY! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: David R who wrote (6914)	10/26/1997 6:41:00 PM
From: Key West	Respond to of 10836

I echo David's sentiments...you will be missed on this thread. Even though I don't believe you've ever made a penny on Borland. Good luck with your other investments Gene

To: David R who wrote (6914)	10/27/1997 8:02:00 AM
From: Bipin Prasad	Respond to of 10836

David and all, Short interest : Short Interest in Nasdaq Issues Increases 7.1% in Latest Month By EILEEN KINSELLA Staff Reporter of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL NEW YORK -- Short interest rose 7.1% in the latest month on the Nasdaq Stock Market, marking the largest such percentage increase since October 1993. The total, which includes Nasdaq small-capitalization and large-capitalization stocks, rose to 1,691,552,124 shares on Oct. 15 from a revised 1,578,746,305 shares in mid-September, according to the National Association of Securities Dealers, which runs Nasdaq. On the Nasdaq Small-Cap Market, which is made up of the 1,477 smaller-cap stocks, short interest fell 2.3%. Short interest increased 7.5% for the 4,191 larger-cap stocks on the Nasdaq National Market. ...... The Nasdaq National Market's short-interest ratio fell to 2.45 days from a revised 2.66 days in the previous month. The short-interest ratio for the smaller stocks also decreased to 0.76 from a revised 0.98. The ratio is the number of trading days that would be required to close out the short positions through share purchases and is considered a measure of trading sentiment. ...... later, BPP