I am glad you mentioned.
while, oak technology's revenue derive mostly from PC and CDrom
related sales, cube's portfolio is well-diversified into MPEG-1 (vcd, and
PC), Mpeg-2 (broadcast digital set-top, etc), and jpeg (digital camcorder,
studio authoring).
however, high volume seems like something is wrong in the short-term.
that's why i said,
i am recommending short-term sell for cube. (or even short)
however, i am very bullish on cube's ability in the exploding
digital video market (digital boardcast revolution and dvd/vcd popularization)
superman, like i said. i am a technical analysis specialist. i am aware
of how the charts are and what the trailing momentum averages are
projecting.
you are part of what i was tryin to address. "momentum player" my
recommendation for you on cube is a sell/short. people who cannot
learn the fundamentals and look into the business beyond numbers
and stock curves should not buy cube in this environment.
it is essential to understand the nature of the business and the
economy/competition environment in order to have a full understanding
of fundamentals. any kid with a computer program can come up with
moving average/trailing price*volume etc curves. however, it lies in
the expertise to interprete this information as a market psychology,
ownership profile, investor sentiment indicator to become a full
technical analyst.
from your posts, i dont see any discussion of understanding fundamentals.
only things like "the curve converge into the low 20's" or "this chart
looks ugly"
just my one cent worth of advice. |
