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Harry J. Kobetitsch wrote:
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<PRE>It looks like orbotech is on a trend. Would this be a good
time to buy? I am a little concerned about today's drop
on above average volume.</PRE>
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This stock has trippled this year. They could have a process for
making gold out of water and I wouldn't be interested. My money comes
too hard to gamble on the fact there may be a greater fool out there to
take me out at a profit. I've been investing for 40 years and I learned
a long time ago not to buy after a big move. There must be something
else out there with excellect growth possibilities along with low risk.
<P>I like to buy good stocks after bad news not good news.
<P>Bob Doeden</HTML>
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From: dennis.kier@xxxxxxxxx (Dennis Kier)
Subject: More on Dial Data data
Date: Sat, 23 Aug 1997 17:23:00 GMT
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Subject: More on Dial Data data
Here is a condensation of a message I sent to Dial Data about my
experience today. Does anyone know what the maximum data they will allow
a PAYING customer to access per day?
I have been a customer of Dial Data for some years now. I am under Plan B:
[supposedly]- Unlimited stocks and Indexes, with a 2 year history.
For some years, I have only been asking for a core of a few hundred
stocks and indexes per day, and for the past few months I have been getting
them over the Internet.
Recently I wanted to increase the number of stocks I could be
following, so I have been adding a few more stocks every couple
of days.
Today, Saturday, thinking that their machines would not be so busy, I
asked for 100 new stocks, with a 1 1/2 year history. It would
seem to me that that is well within the number of stocks that I
have been PAYING for all these years, and that the machines would not be
so busy on a Saturday. When I accessed DIAL DATA over the
internet, using the MetaStock Downloader, the machines took all
the requests for stock data, and immediately threw me off the
network, with the notation that I wanted TOO MUCH DATA.
I have been PAYING for that data for years. Now I want to
recieve more of it.
I told them I would post this here, and invited them to reply here, so
that everyone interested would be able to know what their policies are.
Dennis
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