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To: David Graham who wrote (4140)11/29/1997 11:46:00 PM
From: LGC  Respond to of 4701
 
David, Doug, Instock, Sergio, Myron, all: Is this one ready to go?

I too have followed the lead up to release of their new removable drive. The share price remains low, low. It seems they have started a strong ad campaign to take market share, following what appear to be rave reviews and awards at Comdex.

There must be something like huge debt, restructuring of product line, that keeps this one back. Maybe Iomega is just too big. I don't know. The float is 47 M. Avg. daily volume is large, about 3M. The chart just doesn't help me here. The two year chart looks like an oddly shaped saucer followed by a weak flag.

I just don't see how they can miss making a strong recovery if the product is what it appears to be. A run at Iomega's market share should send this one on a long run, but what am I missing?

Would really love to know what more experienced ones see here.
Louis.



To: David Graham who wrote (4140)11/30/1997 3:58:00 PM
From: Doug R  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 4701
 
Grammy,

SYQT is still speculative at this point. It still has a couple more stages of chartwork to do. The slippage on Fri. was right in line with the current short-term downtrend. It has a preliminary 89 day MA/MLR buy signal on it but it needs confirmation (by the looks of it, pretty drastic confirmation is required).

Doug R