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Non-Tech : Any info about Iomega (IOM)? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Gary Wisdom who wrote (37268)	11/24/1997 4:39:00 PM
From: Francis Muir	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 58324

<< Oh, and one more thing . . . To those that posted that silly chart that showed Iomega would close Friday close to $25, one big "I told you so" >> Ol' Wizbang is at it again I see ... FIDO

To: Gary Wisdom who wrote (37268)	11/24/1997 4:48:00 PM
From: kjude	Respond to of 58324

looks like iom is being punished for being linked w/ the disk drive indus and then again for being a tech instead of being evaluated as a co. maybe we can spin it off as a retailer. well maybe. they do sell STUFF. w/o news we could hit 29 1/2. mho

To: Gary Wisdom who wrote (37268)	11/24/1997 4:59:00 PM
From: Teddy	Respond to of 58324

Gary, did you see this? Updated 11:00am EST November 24, 1997 Mutant rats attack barnyard animals SANTIAGO, Chile (Reuters) - A Chilean ecological group has sounded an alarm about two-foot-long "mutant" rats that have attacked barnyard animals in a suburb of Santiago. The private Orbe news agency said Mauricio Barraza, president of the Ecological Council of Maipu, believed that the rodents had grown so large because they fed on the droppings of hormone-fattened poultry. According to Barraza, the giant rats burrow in the banks of the Mapocho, the filthy river that crosses Santiago, and have shocked farmers in Maipu, a Santiago suburb, with their vicious attacks on chicken and small goats. REUTERS