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AMZN 229.55+0.2%Dec 5 9:30 AM EST

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To: Glenn D. Rudolph who wrote (71903)8/5/1999 12:33:00 AM
From: mogwai8myball  Read Replies (1) of 164684
 
Re: What do they have against LVLT? Glenn, this is optioninvestor's put recommendation on LVLT (this is from Tuesday. they've had the recommendation out for at least a week):

LVLT $51.69 -1.50 (-2.00) Once again the market has been
conducive to put buying this week. After the broad markets
rallied for most of the day on Monday, the sellers came back
in full force to end the day lower. This was very similar
to what we saw in LVLT trading too. The stock went back
above the $54 level which was unsettling for our play but
in the end, it was just another entry point. The stock fell
on Tuesday as well and hit an intraday low of $50.19. All
of this came despite positive news from the company on
Monday. They announced they were buying a state-of-the-art
building in New York City to keep up with growing demand.
The news of strong growth is no surprise. LVLT has been talking
up their growth along but it is still not enough to alter the
current trend. The stock is lacking any technical support at
this level which may be why it was recommended as a short play
in another economic newsletter this past weekend. This is just
another positive development for our play. Remember to use
stops because momentum can change on a dime.
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