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From: cmm1@cunixa.cc.columbia.edu (Christopher M Mauritz)
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Subject: Re: Commodore stock
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Date: 26 Aug 90 21:24:58 GMT
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In article <1311@dialogic.UUCP> gerry@dialogic.UUCP (Gerry Lachac) writes:
>In article <90237.145531JKT100@psuvm.psu.edu> JKT100@psuvm.psu.edu (JKT) writes:
>>Commodore stock ended the week at 4 7/8 a share, after hitting a low
>>of 4 5/8 a share on Thursday, the lowest price I have ever seen it.
>>It was up to 11 1/8 back in January, and has been sliding ever since.
>
>This is more of a reflection of the US economy as a whole and
>especially the hi-tech industry stock.  Most stocks are in a similar
>shape.  Keep in mind that the Japanese stock market dropped over 1000
>points in one day this past week.  The mid-east crisis is very serious.

This really isn't so bad.  CBM didn't lose as much as a few other
companies in its niche (namely Atari).  I wouldn't really sweat it.
I personally, bought a block at 4 5/8 on Friday morning.

>
>Of course, if you have confidence in CBM, this is a good time to buy...

Ditto.  Although this will not be quick money.  You're going to have
to hold onto it for a few months to a year to see any real gains.

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Cheers,

Chris
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