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Technology Stocks : Wonderware (WNDR) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Robert Sherman who wrote (840)	12/8/1997
From: Gary Strike	Respond to of 954

Don't forget to look at Wonderware sales growth along with your charting techniques. There are also a lot of sore investors who lost big on Wonderware a couple years ago. This is the nature of tech stock volatility in a growth industry. For example, about a year ago, Iomega peaked at 54, and held a secondary offering at 35 on the way down, the stock bottomed at 14 and is now again over 30. Those who bought the secondary at 35 are just beginning to break even. Wonderware's volatility created a similar buying opportunity and several of us here believe the future looks brighter than ever <JMHO>.