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I still question the wisdom of their discontinuing TradeStation EOD. As
long as there is nothing offered by competitors to fill in the void, I
guess the plan to force customers to "buy up" works. However, nature
abhors a vacuum, as does the market. Sooner or later, competitors will
have products to satisfy the demand for a product in the $1000 price range.
The trend is clear. For example, I was just informed that the next version
of MetaStock will have DLL capability. This will entice developers of
add-ins for Omega products to offer a similar line for MetaStock users,
making MetaStock even more desirable.
There's no turning back. By dropping TS EOD, Omega enjoyed a short term
income boost, but for the long term, it assured an increase in competing
products. Good for the public, bad for the stock.
- Mark Jurik
-----Original Message-----
From: Hinton Clabaugh [SMTP:clabaugh@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, October 09, 1998 11:59 AM
To: omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: OMGA Hits New Lows
Omega stock touched 1 1/16 earlier today. Last spotted at 1 1/4, down
almost
5%.
"Past Performance Gives No Indication of Future Profits: At Least We Hope
Not."
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