To: Key West who wrote (782 ) 8/1/1998 12:33:00 PM From: Ghassan I. Ghandour Read Replies (2) | Respond to
When BORL was at 5, two years ago, I was one of the very few on this thread posting "Go BORL". When, some two months ago, BORL reached 12, my posts on this thread suggested that it was time to sell a good part of one's holdings as the name was going to change, and I did (and said it on the thread). For the people who are really doubtful of Del's performance with this company now I say: Sell your stock in the first opportunity to come for this company is not anymore the one that made Turbo Pascal which we all used and loved (that company belonged to Bob Khan and was purchased by TI). This company now *IS* Del Y. and Del is this company. Most of the people who made up the other company has already moved elsewhere. The positive thing in this is that if and when this company will succeed, it will do so beyond any limit that could have been possible with BORL. Whereas the ceiling on BORL was about $20 (effectively reached when BORL became 12 with the doubling of the number of shares), for INPR the sky is the limit. As for the 1/2 decline in INPR on Friday, it should not be a surprise as the stock was in a trading range of "plus or minus 1/4" so just allow for an extra 1/4 as the overall market caved in. Technicians could have seen this coming as the stock traded at 6 1/2 below its long time bottom support of 6 5/8. Invariably when such a thing happen the stock caves in as the Market technicians rush to gabble all the stop loss orders of which there should be many under this floor. Of course as the case is often with my posts, we will promptly see by the action in the stock whether my explanation makes sense or not. Ghassan.
