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Technology Stocks : New Era of Networks (NEON)
NEON 2.125-2.5%Nov 17 3:59 PM EST

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To: nick cash who wrote (967)11/9/1999 7:58:00 AM
From: Susan Saline  Read Replies (1) of 1222
 
Off topic and on

in the tech sector ... lawsuits have become a very good buy indicators lately ... that signals a near bottom ... NEON went through that phase back in July ... and from July on up ... nothing but uptrending chart ... and also the buy on "hold" .... but that's an older indicator.

Bottoming now are the PVSW and VUSA (this will have explosive potential, an inet stock) ... HIFN just started it's move yesterday.... the chart on this stock would have made you dizzy a month ago

PFE took a dump on merger/acquistion .... I picked this up yesterday at 35 for a trade position ... few weeks ... target 39 to 40 ... no biggie here ...

took profits on NITE about 9 points back ... bad move ... hope it dips back a tad so I can re-enter ... NITE is a gimmme as they are the leader in trade executions Knight - Trimark ...

NEON ... well ... look at the trend before the dive ... my personal target for long shares is 70 then will re-evaluate target again. I don't follow it close because the intraday moves are likely to cause me to panic/sell ... they are WILD now. The CEO on CNBC yesterday said he expects business to increase 50% .... this is HIGH growth and that's what moves in this market.

have a good one nick!!

sue
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