“Shares in software company Corel Corp. suffered a reversal on
Friday as market players took profits and started to question the
recent feeding frenzy for any stock linked to the Linux computer
operating system.”
“Ottawa-based Corel has been squarely in the buyers’ spotlight,
as has any company on either side of the border that has been able
to boast of any connection to Linux.”
“One trader attributed some of the selling of Corel on
Friday to a segment about the company aired on CNBC…”
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