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Strategies & Market Trends : Gorilla and King Portfolio Candidates

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To: MulhollandDrive who wrote (7557)10/5/1999 12:45:00 PM
From: Teflon  Read Replies (4) of 54805
 
bp, I'll give you another example...hopefully something a little more similar to the current GMST situation.

Remember when CNET announced their $100MM marketing campaign last Quarter...the stock got slammed from $55 all the way down to $30 just because this marketing campaign was going to cause CNET to post a loss this Q instead of a profit. This was the stupidist trading I've seen in a long time. Everyone knew that this marketing campaign was one of the smartest things that CNET could engage in to help drive long term growth for the business, but the momentum players took the stock down regardless. I bought major positions in the stock all the way down to $30, and slept very well at night knowing full well the same houses that dragged the stock down would be the same players that took the stock back up...and presto -- CNET now trading around $60 and probably headed higher.

To me, this GMST sell off represents the same type of opportunity. Everyone accepts the fact that this is the best case scenario for the long term prospects of GMST and its shareholders, but in the mean time we have to allow the institutional players to get some bargain basement positions established and make a little money off the volatility prior to letting GMST regain its move northwards.

Just my opinions,
Teflon
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