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Corel--$100 in 1998
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829 I believe you should be careful about blaming the media for the poor performancBrad Davies-1/3/1997
828 Welcome, Christopher. Things are quiet around here now, but hopefully they'Nikku Nayar-1/3/1997
827 I, in turn, have to agree with you about apparent weakness at Corel IR. My one Nikku Nayar-1/3/1997
826 Hello everyone! I'm new to Corel, after purchasing my first shares of COSFChristopher Charles Milas-1/3/1997
825 The media like the momentum players who predominate in tech. investing are withandrew-1/3/1997
824 I would if i could but I cannt, my cup runneth over.Herb Duncan-1/3/1997
823 Re: your comments about media and their herd mentality, I agree 100%. We have sNikku Nayar-1/3/1997
822 Everyone by now has heard the standard line ...Corel in trouble, Corel confHerb Duncan-1/3/1997
821 Yea I read it the other day, I hold both COS and NNC so wouldnt hurt my feelingHerb Duncan-1/3/1997
820 The only comment I would have is that the media coverage of technology companieWhite Shoes-1/3/1997
819 Corel is already taking some steps to address this concern. For example, about Mark Kubisz-1/2/1997
818 Check out Newbridge Network thread reply 831 from Chris Stovin. It's a artimicromike-1/2/1997
817 I have lots of COS, and think or hope or pray that it will do well over the loHerb Duncan-1/2/1997
816 It will Andrew, sooner that you might expect. If not tommorow, then by next weKirk Nikoloudis-1/2/1997
815 I see the potential for magic re-appearing. I personally use Corel4 (the whole Kal-1/2/1997
814 Lack of confidence is a key factor but lack of focus/earnings as well as a realandrew-1/2/1997
813 I agree corel has expanded too much and too quickly. But looking at several newGary Lim-1/2/1997
812 Re: a proper level what would it be? Very seriously looking at buying in at thebcoch-1/2/1997
811 Corel Corp.'s Office for Java may well dominate such installations, though Robert Lewis-12/31/1996
810 Hi Kal, It hit the papers on 08FEB96 that Corel bought Wordperfect for nearly Wildcat-12/30/1996
809 I might be asking for old news: When did COREL acquire WordPerfect? and how mucKal-12/30/1996
808 Howdy Mark, I hesitated checking Corel today because lately everyday was -25, Wildcat-12/27/1996
807 Charlie: If you are speaking about Canada, I am afraid you are wrong. DecemberMark Kubisz-12/27/1996
806 I think he means the market which will include the Java programing. Regards,Michael Markham-12/27/1996
805 To ALL, good year-end article comparing office suite products and prospects. SPeter Mills-12/27/1996
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