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Tuesday, 07/31/2012 1:14:34 AM

Tuesday, July 31, 2012 1:14:34 AM

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Spot-on post fine sir. We're on this merry-go-round of storage and it's been very exciting for investors and day-traders :D hah.. seriously i'm having a blast. We all had some excellent prices to trade on thus far on this roller-coster of data. Tomorrow should be intense, how do we follow this up?

I think many longs will be looking to load up the bread basket with OCZ goodies.

Excellent point again, sometimes trading requires impulsiveness, and sometimes it takes balls of brass. The common investor needs to band together for a nice hedge :P I like the flare here.

Indeed we top the basket off and keep a few biscuits out to trade around the party.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/07/31/seagate-deals-idUSL2E8IV08U20120731?type=companyNews

"We look at all technology product providers (for M&A) but what I would say is that on the enterprise SSDs, there's probably only one of them that really makes any significant money," he said in response to a question about Seagate's interest in OCZ Technology.



Hrmm.. seriously enterprise wise i'd say LSI or Fusion come to mind. LSI makes a lot more than SSD though.. Fusion makes SSD and some software. I'd say Fusion is what they want, but I'm not ruling out OCZ as a candidate just yet though. LSI and Fusion just seem to be a bit more of what their seeking imo. Let's see what transpires!

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