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To: IQBAL LATIF who wrote (30405)1/10/2000 9:24:00 AM
From: IQBAL LATIF  Read Replies (1) of 50167
 
fwiw do your own research but market watch today reveals the following <<WCOM reit strong buy, the high octane growth engine, target $81
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<<T reit strong buy, as astounding sum of the parts, target $94

WCOM reit strong buy, the high octane growth engine, target $81

Q reit strong buy, the blend of long distance local & wireless, target $63

GBLX reit buy, the sun never sets, target $65>>

LRCX reit strong buy, strong Dec qtr, '00 estimates $3

CKFR reit buy, target $135, share volatility due to Yahoo expectations

PG reit top pick, developing & expanding many new products, target $135

<<EDS reit strong buy, e-commerce is co's key focus, target $78

EXDS reit strong buy, enterprise market remains strong
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BEAS reit strong buy, several large deals pending

Barrons list ETEK as short but analysts say take CARE..

<,GM,F Are teaming up with AOL and YHOO>>

<<In addition, the recent uptrend trend in the advance/decline line (advancing stocks to declining stocks) was not damaged with the pullback. Thursday and Friday were accompanied by expanding upside volume on the Big Board, and the Dow Jones Industrials led the way posting a new record closing high and intra-day high (11686.37) on Friday. Nasdaq, the S&P 500, the Russell 200 and other indexes still have some catching up to do so the next couple of days are important. It's really been a Dow Jones rally, as it appeared money was beginning to flow out of high-tech into smokestack America. If the correction is truly behind us, we should see these other major indexes follow suit this week or next and regain the lost ground inflicted on January 3-5. Many analysts were following the first five days of the year as an 'early warning' of what the year might be like. This theory has been made famous by Yale Hirsch of The Stock Trader's Alamanc. According to Yale, the first five days often provide an early warning of the entire month and perhaps the year as a whole. If the first five days are up (and especially if January is up), the coming year is supposed to be positive. Though its way too early to jump to any conclusions, it appears at present that the Dow Industrials may be off to a good start for 2000. The problem with the theory is that too many people may be watching it.>>) THE LEIBOVIT LINE 900-820-0877 VRSURVEY.COM
<<The March S&P Futures may test recent highs (SPH 1490-1506) over the next few sessions - with the NASDAQ finding resistance on the move back to the (NASD 4000) level. Despite the rapid recovery for stocks, bearish weekly candles were drawn in the major averages on increasing and heavy volume - suggesting something significant occurred last week -- that should create overhead distributions levels. Sentiment data still looks lousy for the stock market. Last week's sharp correction manifested little fear/anxiety in the put/call ratio complex. In fact, the CBOE Equity figure dropped to market topping levels on Thursday, and the Index/OEX ratios have returned to a neutral range. Aggregate bullish sentiment, as measured by the major surveys, increased to 56% with the AAII Index jumping to 75%. Encouragingly, market breadth has improved over the past two weeks as money rotates toward beaten down cyclical, small-cap and value areas. For all practical purposes, the stock market has crashed internally, with the NYSE Advance/Decline line collapsing to three-year lows in the beginning of December. Ironically, the broad market may now continue a period of outperformance over the intermediate-term -- as tech driven major averages struggle. Minor intermarket relief has surfaced, as the Dollar has strengthened versus the Yen, Oil prices have receded modestly, and the Dow Utilities (UTIL weekly, +14.42 297.78) rose more than 5% last week. These factors could well assist the March Bond (USH 90'30) in a bottoming process with the possibility for a rebound to the (USH 94-95) levels over the next few weeks - perhaps peaking as the February Fed meeting passes. Traders should adopt a flexible posture for the next few sessions as the market presses to resistance. Investors, who have been defensively positioned with 50% cash since Q2 '99, should prepare for the possibility of raising exposure based on the notion that the broad market may be bottoming; this determination will be made over the course of the next two weeks. >>

<<T reit buy, BTY announced the financial closure at their concert venture, believe venture could generate significant growth for both company's

YHOO reit buy, target $450, we expect 102% annual revenue growth >>

<<CAT upgraded from market perform to buy, better demand for large, high-priced, high-margin

equipment, target $61

VOD reit buy, added almost 4.4M subscribers during December 99 quarter

IGT downgraded from buy to market perform, due to lower market share of new sales & pace of

overall replacement cycle>>

<<EBAY reit strong buy, could significantly outperform consensus revenue & operating profit expectations,

target $185

PTVL reit strong buy, Travelocity.com merger is scheduled to close 1Q00, target $60

PCLN reit strong buy, during 1Q00 expect PCLN to offer long distance service, target $80

DRIV reit strong buy, believe there is pent-up demand due to Y2K concerns, target $40>>
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