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To: lam who wrote (5412)	8/6/1998 11:52:00 PM
From: Stitch	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7841

lam, You really don't know what you are talking about. I bought Seagate only a while ago, at 28 and then began to average down all the way. What I have been saying, all along, is that Seagate would lead in the recovery which I still believe. But you never heard (or saw) me tout a buy on Seagate at 56 or any price above 28. Get your facts straight or quit lying (whichever it is). By the way. Take off your caps lock key and give US a break. OK? Best, Stitch

To: lam who wrote (5412)	8/8/1998 7:31:00 PM
From: Kevin Linder	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 7841

Lam; I think you may have misread the posts on this board. I will admit that i wasn't checking this board back when SEG was in the mid 50's, but the key to this industry turnaround is going to be the scientific technical factors inside this industry. I can't believe that Technical Analysis will tell when this industry slump will stop. Basic Fundamental Analysis with heavy examination of the fundamental computer industry trends will. I do use TA, but on this a true breakout will not occur until industry fundamentals permit. Stitch's (and others) comments are invaluable. Unless you personally want to get an engineering degree and learn the ins and outs of an industry. True, Stitch may be a fourteen year old kid in Des Moines with a fake background -- but reading his posts leads me to disbelieve that theory. I like to find out about the industry before I invest and keep up on it as I continually invest. Right now I am scalping SEG from 22-24 I see value. Above there I see uncertainty over whether the Disk Drive industry slump is really over. I think it may be, but still unclear. I would rather see a more clear sign like drives on Allocation or a merger/acquisition. There may just be light at the end of the tunnel though. Kevin Linder