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Technology Stocks : Osicom(FIBR) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: craig crawford who wrote (5678)	3/5/1998 8:54:00 PM
From: Ron Reynolds	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10479

Yawn I didn't reserve a seat on the plane. I didn't get worked up in anticipation of last quarter's earnings. I didn't get excited when the stock moved up to $6.00 today. And I'm not going to be fazed when it falls back to $5.25 tomorrow. Price and volume rose today on folks making earnings plays, and price will fall tomorrow when the earnings players bail out...short-term traders take profits...and those who've decided to throw in the towel on longer-term prospects call it quits. The company didn't fudge any numbers as best I can tell, and made no effort to provide any "fluffy" damage control. Probably because they don't perceive the presence of any damage and consider the company's progress to be essentially on track. In a week or so, they'll announce a new director and share price will rise. Then it will drop. Then the company will reveal the nature of its alliance with the "multi-billion dollar electronics company" and share price will rise yet again...before falling. Eventually, the company either will or will not begin selling its troika of new products...will be acquired...or will crash and burn. I'm going to continue to accumulate shares on dips, betting on the company's intermediate-to-long-term prospects.

To: craig crawford who wrote (5678)	3/5/1998 9:14:00 PM
From: majormember	Respond to of 10479

Craig, Listenened to C.C., sounded like Peyton Place. Watched that one for years, don't intend on doing same with FIBR... You seem to be a good stratigist, any advice on exiting tomorrow with least amount of bloodletting. Regards, Skane