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Technology Stocks : Compaq

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To: William C. Spaulding who wrote (1145)12/11/1996 4:06:00 PM
From: hpeace   of 97611
 
William...
I'll answer these one by one
Bear Signs from the Wall Street Journal:

(1) The Japanese may stop buying bonds, thereby

pushing up interest rates. Foreign governments,

especially the Japanese, buy 75% of all bonds.

MY ANSWER:

maybe..maybe not ...this rumor has been with us since wwII

(2) Producer Price Index up .4% due primarily to rising

energy prices, which, of course, affects everything,

thus, increasing inflation.

MY ANSWER:
boy is this bunk...oil proces are dropping now and the ppi is off.
anyway the cpi is off 50%. they will change formula soon.since inflation is 1% not 3+%....didn't you see the drop in oil bec. iraq is shipping again

(3) Rumors are flying that IBM will soon issue earnings

warnings. IBM wouldn't comment on the rumors. If this

does happen, expect the rest of the computer stocks to

tumble with it.

This could happen.but you want see cpq issuing warnings. their 1.60eps is i bag and so is next qtr.

(4) Survey of fund managers shows that there is

unease about the stocks' lofty levels, and uncertainty

about the prognosis.

MY ANSWER>
this has been true for awhile...
so , if you using my strategy then you have some of your profits in prot. puts and you pull 100% of your profit off the table every month
see steve thread post 427,430,369
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