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Technology Stocks : IDTI - an IC Play on Growth Markets -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Charlie Tuna who wrote (8863)	6/12/1998 11:22:00 AM
From: Samuel R Orr	Respond to of 11555

Charlie, You seem to have the most practical mind of all those who write on this thread. As long as my rent, jug of wine, loaf of bread, and weekly gasoline expense aren't dependent on the price of IDTI stock, it's wonderful to observe the carnage. Amazing, that is. Being both dumb and stubborn, I'm determined to buy more each time the price drops below the next lower digit. I got in at $7 7/8, which was a trifle too early, then $6 31/32, which again was too early, and am waiting with amused interest to see if it will drop into the fives. If it does, I'll again get in too early. The best part of all this is that I don't have to buy when it drops below zero, so have only five more doses of medicine to take. My logical, rational mind, the one with which my wife found it difficult to live, is deeply impressed by IDTI's degree of product diversification. The C6+, in my simple opinion, is only frosting on the cake. If it doesn't pan out, the company is still solid. To summarize, things are much like the French Revolution: blood and gore are in the streets and heads are about to roll. What a great time for the pickpockets roaming among the crowd! Keep up the charm, sensible observations, and optimism.