“It must have seemed a good idea at the time, charging Mike
Cowpland with insider trading, but it’s looking kind of flat and
spent now, like an old inner tube… Today Corel sports a beefed up
$20 share price, a full head of steam and prospects brighter than
we’ve seen for years — forever, maybe…”
“… lest there be any doubt, the business of Corel these
days is not Draw, or WordPerfect. It’s Linux. Linux is the reason
Corel is hotter than a pistol; the reason the company’s stock
is higher than it’s been in almost four years. Linux is also the
engine Corel is counting on to drive its stock — and maybe even
its revenues — forward.”
“Linux right now is a pure stock play, and if you’re in the
Linux space, you’re going to make money.
“BLC Securities analyst Michel Delavergne should have his
licence removed for rating Corel stock a “reduce” as late as
mid-October…”