RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Skills are different. You are making me feel bad now. I bought around $5 and sold around $50. I didn't see it to $1,000. It did take off and slammed to the ground when the tech bubble burst. This was a stock that had all the promise in the world. It had proprietary fibres optic technology at a time when internet a data growth was expanding wildly.
TheeRook wrote: But U did selll to maje money not Buy abd hold forever.
The Curious Case of JDS Uniphase
Tue, 2 March 2010 Updated 10:05 PM ET Tue, 2 March 2010
Back in the late ‘90s, when tech stocks were flying high, JDS Uniphase capped out at $1,227 a share, giving it a bigger market cap than both Cisco Systems and Intel have today. But then the bubble burst, taking JDSU down 99.8% and changing its name on Wall Street from “Just Don’t Sell Us” to “Just Don’t Sue Us.” Certain high-level managers, including two CEOs, a CFO and a COO, were charged with cashing out before the fall, leaving investors to fend for themselves. bluebeard123 wrote: Many years ago I was in a similar situation to yours. I bought a junior tech stock called JDS Uniphase. It wasn't my first stock purchase but my first small cap speculative purchase. I bought $2,000 and it became a 10 bagger. It sent me on my way. I really hope you do well in this stock.
Devious66 wrote: This is the first time I've ever invested in my life and it just happen to be this stock. I am praying I'm just a one hit and done wonder