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To: RAIDCARD who wrote (2882)3/11/1998 8:20:00 PM
From: grogger  Respond to of 5058
 
Where did you get a rumor like that from??? That would be nice, buit why would they sell at 20 when they wouldn't sell in the 30s???

Rob



To: RAIDCARD who wrote (2882)3/11/1998 9:10:00 PM
From: BIGSTUDLY  Respond to of 5058
 
Man are you for real or what? Nothing you say makes any sense!
Take another Prozac and go to bed or back where you came from or
wherever!



To: RAIDCARD who wrote (2882)3/12/1998 2:24:00 AM
From: adptrader  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 5058
 
RAIDCARD,
Are you sure of this rumor ??? You probably want it to go back to 14 1/2 and get out ... Hang on to this stock because I see it will be back to $20 soon (like in Sept.). But if this is true then I want to be in too and ride it up, I will get in at the market tomorrow morning at whatever the price because of this rumor, if there is no smoke then there is no fire,just like the case of Intel and SIII, Lucent and Ascend ... I hope you are right about this or else...
One more, why Seagate or Applied Magnetics ? aren't they big customers of RDRT ?



To: RAIDCARD who wrote (2882)3/14/1998 10:34:00 AM
From: nadroj  Respond to of 5058
 
APM would never buy RDRT!

Why would APM buy RDRT when they can't even produce that is current in the industry. They are years behind RDRT technology. Your memory seems short, didn't RDRT say they would never sell to APM months ago. Not here to smack you, but their is no way in hell RDRT sell to anyone, except WDC. (Their largest customer)

Regards