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Technology Stocks : SmartFlex Systems (SFLX) - Blitzkrieg or Sitzkrieg? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: Joe Dancy who wrote (727)11/8/1998 7:33:00 PM
From: Joe Dancy  Respond to of 848
 
Just a followup note on the last one. Several months ago we did some research into developments in the hard disk drive area - and specifically developments in the MR and the GMR area - and it looks like IBM will be a leader from what we found. SFLX is well positioned.

The best quote from our article, somewhat dated now, is "TrendFocus predicted that the MR/GMR market will grow from 450 million units in 1997 to 1,375 million units in the year 2000 - equating to a compound annual growth rate of over 45%"

Text is at members.aol.com

Best - Joe



To: Joe Dancy who wrote (727)11/9/1998 3:45:00 PM
From: Donald Wennerstrom  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 848
 
Joe,

I thought the article was very positive in outlining a potential breakout performance by SFLX starting this quarter and on into next year. I notice it is dated, 2 November 1998 - that was a week ago on Monday. SFLX had a nice increase last week of 16 percent.

While the article was very positive, it doesn't seem to have been very wide-spread to date. For instance, when "clicking" on recent news from SI, there is no mention of the article. I think many other "news sites" also do not have the information. Once it is disseminated into a broader readership, SFLX share price probably will continue to increase.



To: Joe Dancy who wrote (727)11/24/1998 7:52:00 PM
From: balloonman  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 848
 
I , just return froma business trip to the self proclaimed " Silicon valley of mexico. just one question , por favor. where are they going to get all of those workers to produce. The cost of living there is high (by mexico stadanrds) and the familiarity with technology is low. Not a plus in and of itself to own this stock. what else is there. B-man