NODE 718f3d67Re: Netscape Stock Prices
rah@shipwright.com (Robert Hettinga)Tue, 26 Sep 95 17:35:38 PDT
At 4:45 PM 9/26/95, Jeff Simmons wrote:
>Date High Low Close Volume
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>950809 75.000 53.750 55.500 3851.8
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>950925 69.000 62.250 67.000 684.0 WSJ article re: overflow bug
Yup. Looks like the old "wall of worry" trick to me. Stand back and let the
train go buy folks, madness of crowds and all that.
Actually, Netscape is still the only game in town as far as Wall Street
goes. What the market needs is a foregone alternative, and some lucky
sailor to mistake a tulip bulb for an onion...
Cheers,
Bob Hettinga
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NODE f9db0f4fRe: Netscape Stock Prices
m5@dev.tivoli.com (Mike McNally)Wed, 27 Sep 95 05:13:44 PDT
Robert Hettinga writes:
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> >950809 75.000 53.750 55.500 3851.8
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> >950925 69.000 62.250 67.000 684.0 WSJ article re: overflow bug
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> Actually, Netscape is still the only game in town as far as Wall Street
> goes.
And of course the fact that a bug in the software is Big News only
makes things better. I never see any WSJ articles about *my* bugs.
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