To: Matthew Cooper who wrote (624 ) 4/21/1998 9:10:00 PM From: Roman S. Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1019
Here's what I had to say on the new thread started today and didn't feel like typing again so here it is : To: Matthew Cooper (3 ) From: Roman S. Tuesday, Apr 21 1998 9:03PM ET Reply # of 5 Just to let you know, I did look at the financials on this before taking the plunge. I was miffed why such a surge in volume would happen with a stock like this. Then I kept watching the volume and decided to get in. Where the buying is going on, that's where the % return is going on. I'm in no way in love with this company, just in lust with it's common stock for a day or two or more, depending on how good it treats me. Soon as it starts getting "old" I'll definitely be looking for my next "love/lust" of common stock for a few wonderful days of "profitmaking". That's what we are here for, right ? Let all those people holding mutual funds thinking that the fund manager is buying and holding anything he purchases for a year or two in "their best interest", let them keep thinking that way. I know better. That fund manager and his crew are buying and selling every day just like we are, treating some issues like a cheap whore, keeping 'em for the moment til the moment is gone, then going on to the next one. I do have my long termers some of which you won't find me writing about on threads on SI, because they are "personal" favorites for the long term. I just have the feeling SEVL is not done with it's run by any means, and I feel KTEL "investors" will be taking profits shortly and mega bucks could be moving this way because of the magic MSFT being mentioned in the news release. Who knows, if Bill G. doesn't like having SEVL getting a piece of the pie, then he may go ahead and buy it just for fun, just like he got into WEBTV.