I've been watching OCZ and STEC crash and burn out of morbid curiosity. FIO has fared much better.
Anyone else watching SSD makers FIO, OCZ, STEC
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If you believe in technical mumbo jumbo, today is the day to buy FIO. It filled the gap. Put in your stop loss at $21. Sell target is $32. :)
I wouldn't touch OCZ and STEC.
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E-man says
I agree with that.
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If you believe in technical analysis mumbo jumbo, today is the day to load up on stocks. I spent $55k this morning buying several several stocks like BP, TOT & WFC, NYB, MO. Will see how that play out in the near future. :)
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FIO is a big holding of mine. Today was beautiful! Flash will replace the Seagates and Western Digitals of the world. It is not about "if", it is about "when". I see it already happening.
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RentingForHalfTheCost says
Where were you when this thing was $15/share recently???
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zzyzzx says
Buying! Average price is down to $16 after following this company since its IPO. I will still buy going forward, as they are nicely placed to take down EMC, which is in denial about the end of the disk drive.
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zzyzzx says
With FIO I think you are thinking too small. A move from 15-20 is great, but really if these guys execute on the plan, both these points will look the same. FIO is a 1.9B market cap company taking on EMC which is a 48B. When this thing starts to shift, the growth will be amazing. Best case, then grow to 10B+ in the next 5 years, worst-case is they get bought out as EMC gets smart enough to feel the inevitable. Either way the shares do well. Yesterday's earnings was exactly what I needed to hear, and I am going to keep buying this baby, even if the momentum keeps going up over the next few weeks. I've been following flash since using EEPROMs at IBM, and I think we are there already. Toshiba and Samsung and now IBM (just announce 1B dedicated to Flash R&D), all believe it also.
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FIO 14.19 Down 3.80(21.17%) 9:37AM EDT - Nasdaq Real Time Price
http://www.theflyonthewall.com/permalinks/entry.php/FIO;HPQid1829794/FIO;HPQ-Fusionio-plummets-after-resignations-of-CEO-Chief-Marketing-Officer
Fusion-io plummets after resignations of CEO, Chief Marketing Officer
Shares of Fusion-io (FIO) are moving lower after the company announced that it’s CEO and President David Flynn, and it’s Chief Marketing Officer and co-founder Rick White, have resigned to pursue entrepreneurial investing activities. Flynn and White will both remain members of the board and will serve in advisory roles to the company for the next 12 months, Fusion-io stated. Shane Robison, who most recently served as Chief Strategy and Technology Officer of Hewlett-Packard (HPQ), has been named Chairman, CEO and President of Fusion-io, effective immediately. Fusion-io shares are down 24%, or $4.37, to $13.63 in pre-market trading.
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zzyzzx says
You get another shot now. I just doubled down on this bad boy.