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Technology Stocks : Data Dimensions
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To: Bob Trocchi who wrote (2834)8/21/1997 1:10:00 PM
From: ItsAllCyclical   of 4571
 
(OFF TOPIC) Bob, I heard you are throwing in the towel shorting DDIM. That's probably a good bet not to fight the trend. I know it's hard for people who are or have been short y2k to go long, but consider KEA at 57. While KEA is highly valued, it is clearly one of the leaders with over 300 contracts. It appears to have great support around 50 if it falls further and the stock is splitting Aug 29th. You may not get rich, but I think it has less downside than other y2k's. TSRI is a microcap in the same business that is looking good again, but they have warned that next qrts. earnings may be less due to some big contracts being finished. CPWR is hitting new highs which suggests the contract programming sector is still healthy, but I think CPWR is getting somewhat pricey. Good luck whatever you decide.

Jim
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