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To: Gottfried who wrote (2387)	10/20/1998 10:17:00 AM
From: Jock Hutchinson	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 10072

The improved estimates from H&Q only highlight what is the paramount key to good health for IOM's stock price--the absolute need to have a four for one reverse stock split. Using H&Q's forward looks, it is still apparent that IOM's stock price has no chance of hitting double digits this century, and even if it does, it must stay in the double digit range consistently for large institutions to once again invest money in IOM. The legacy of Kim Edward's stupidity and hubris must end. On another topic, I would note that the suggested rules of this thread were not that Rocky couldn't post here, but that he be ignored by posters. Thus, if people are not ignoring him, they have only themselves to blame. Where is superstar journalist Vanni Resta when you really need him? I for one, hope that he can write a favorable article about Iomega's return to profitability. As a sidelight, I will share this tidbit with the thread about this "responsible" journalist. He had a number of his buddies in the business contact me to determine just how far I would go in outing him. Finally, the issue of Rocky's "pay" seems to be a dominate issue on this thread, so I spent some time investigating Mr. Reid, and I can tell you the source of his pay. It's not money. Rather it's very significant product "discounts" that Mr. Reid receives from one of his suppliers who would indirectly benefit from Iomega's demise. So in that sense he is "paid" to post negative information about Iomega.