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To: Jim Fraser who wrote (1462)3/27/1998 8:02:00 PM
From: Carmine Cammarosano  Respond to of 1673
 
Jim, it's not that I am negative on NMBS...I own almost 3000 shares...A few months ago, I sold covered calls for $1.5 and bought them back one week ago for $0.5...I just think that NMBS is in a trading range $10 to $12 The stock is boring and I have been playing it that way for a while...next time it gets to $12, you can be sure I will be selling covered calls.Can it go to $9.5 or $12.5, sure!...I have made good money trading NMBS this way...I suspect NMBS has not figured out a way of making good money on DVDs, if they had Wall Street would be rewarding them...when they do, I will not be selling covered calls anymore!



To: Jim Fraser who wrote (1462)3/29/1998 12:01:00 PM
From: Don Dorsey  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1673
 
Nimbus makes about $1.50 in revenue for each DVD it produces. I found that figure in a technical journal somewhere. Does anyone know what the figure is for a CD? I assume a DVD is a higher revenue, higher margin product than a CD, but you can never be sure.