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Technology Stocks : TAVA Technologies (TAVA-NASDAQ) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: big guy who wrote (13909)	4/3/1998 6:10:00 AM
From: Mr Logic	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 31646

Big Guy, log term, with proven companies, in a bull market, buy the dip makes more sense. It might apply to TAVA, but we will only know in retrospect. >>No Patrick your not here because of a poor story. If you shorted on that premise you would be over on the MU thread instead of here. Your here because of all the weak hands that jumped onboard << I am here because of both and neither. The TAVA story sounds good to me. But not good enough to justify a $250m+ market cap, not by a long way. It might be in the future - nobody here knows - but right now there is no proof, only conjecture. And on balance I could easily believe that we have already seen the high for TAVA. I am not trying to 'break confidence' and I think it is wrong for longs to try and 'instill confidence'. The unfounded reassurance posts are annoying - "don't worry, this stock will be above $20 in 3 months, I am buying more at these levels" etc.. We should all be discussing pros and cons to benefit. >> I want to buy more as cheap as I can.<< I never quite understand this - what is different now to when the stock was $9, other than potentially increased selling pressure? Why would you not have bought then? >>We can both win this game << Absolutely. Everyone can do well. Just one thing is required: the TAVA company needs to add value and have that reflected in earnings. I'm really not worried about another rapid rise.