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LINUX STOCKS: FIND THEM NOW, RETIRE EARLY

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Introduction Compact

I've had to re-create this thread due to a server error at SI (the other thread may someday reappear).

In any event, I believe that with the filing of th Red Hat Software IPO we are on the verge of a Linux-mania, which will be very like Internet-mania.

If we can find Linux-related stocks now, other than Red Hat, we could all be on Easy Street, as we are just at the beginning of a revolution in technology.

Others have tried this before, but it was too early. Now, it's not! Let this be the official Linux stock thread. I will keep a running list of Linux investment ideas, and hopefully all will contribute Linux news and views.

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377	I am very curious why you stopped pumping PNLK? To:Go Fast who wrote (2958)	deepthroat22	-	4/23/2001
376	upside.com	Return to Sender	-	8/20/2000
375	Tell me something - who on earth will run an operating system for which only one	Real Man	-	7/27/2000
374	SuSE rolls ahead despite Linux shakeout By Stephen Shankland Staff W	Return to Sender	-	7/24/2000
373	Linux closing in on Microsoft market share, study says By Stephanie Miles	Return to Sender	-	7/24/2000
372	Netpliance, Universal Access kick off Universal Access doubles; Netpliance cool	Return to Sender	-	3/19/2000
371	<b>TurboLinux has become the first company to release a test version of t	Return to Sender	-	3/19/2000
370	LNUX looks good this morning as the Nasdaq rebounds a bit from the recent sell	Return to Sender	-	3/16/2000
369	Could this be the impetus to move LNUX back to mid 150's? Acquisitions f	puborectalis	-	3/16/2000
368	I must be a regular dolt myself. I read that so fast I did not catch it. Speaki	Return to Sender	-	3/15/2000
367	All I can say is that "The Canadian Press" is rife with some real tec	BudLong	-	3/15/2000
366	The Intel 64 Fund is spreading the money around into other Linux related compan	Return to Sender	-	3/14/2000
365	Competition can only help. Please note that IBM's product will use INTC chi	Big Dog	-	3/14/2000
364	IBM introduces NetVista brand name for new line of network 'appliances'	Return to Sender	-	3/13/2000
363	With ESFT and INTC working together on linux-based internet appliances, it'	Big Dog	-	3/9/2000
362	eSoft has a software development agreement in which Intel and the company are d	Big Dog	-	3/8/2000
361	Add BLPT to Linux plays. Sorry about the bad patch from the BW article. LOS	formerposter	-	3/6/2000
360	CALD has been added. Hopefully the CALD IPO will focus some renewed attention o	Return to Sender	-	3/3/2000
359	Think you could add CALD in anticipation of Caldera's IPO due the week of M	Art Wildman	-	3/3/2000
358	The way I read it I think many Linux software developers are already writing co	Return to Sender	-	2/19/2000
357	Hmmm! Wonder how this will effect my MIGR (Migratec inc.) product demand...sinc	carromill	-	2/19/2000
356	Atmel has Linux-chip for smart appliances (It seems meanwhile Transmeta is ta	Mats Ericsson	-	2/19/2000
355	Talk to the Hand(held) By Sam Williams February 15, 2000 A new voice appears	Return to Sender	-	2/18/2000
354	RHAT seems to have found bottom and is now turning higher. This is a good sign	Return to Sender	-	2/18/2000
353	Linux: Itanium's great 64-bit hope? Wednesday February 16 10:30 PM EST B	Return to Sender	-	2/16/2000

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