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Strategies & Market Trends : Rande Is . . . HOME

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To: Rande Is who wrote (15284)11/18/1999 10:11:00 PM
From: American Spirit  Read Replies (1) of 57584
 
Some probably thought I was some nutty spammer on UIS but I knew. I had followed the stock for years. Lovely when two of my favorite stocks UIS and ANF suddenly dropped 50% right in my hands. Took 2-3 weeks and a healthy market but UIS is now back over 30. It will continue upward. But ANF remains mired. But only for a matter of days or weeks. They still have huge growth and a very low PE. I plan to hold until next year. Those stupid shareholder lawsuits (so-called but really lawyer spammers) knocked the prices down. I'd buy ANF everyone right now. Should double by early 2000. Just look at last year's chart. Specialty retailers which make money go gangbusters between Nov and March. URBN another cheapie there. Just reported great earnings and beat the street. Stock hardly moved. But it will.

IBM still a great safe buy. Easy 10-15 points. APLX may spin off Linux division. I also love CMGI for a split announcement sometime soon. Undervalued net giant with all the right holdings. And CPQ is CMGI's biggest shareholder so don't forget CPQ. Still cheap and should sell zillions of PC's in 2000. New e-set looks great too. A possible Apple-like turnaround there. And they have 6 billion cash.
MSFT I'm waiting for. Just a few more points down please.
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