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Strategies & Market Trends : The New Millenium Portfolio

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To: wlheatmoon who wrote (456)3/2/2000 12:25:00 PM
From: John Pitera  Read Replies (1) of 540
 
Helene M is liking HLTH down here:

The Daily Chartist: Satisfying an Urge to Buy the Dips
By Helene Meisler
Special to TheStreet.com
3/2/00 8:12 AM ET


March 2, 2000
A reader wrote today asking if, while the market is still oversold, I could suggest which technology stocks were still buyable for the rally. Of course, this listed an entire portfolio of stocks I should give entry points for, which shows there is still a "buy-the-dips" mentality.



After reviewing the list, I picked several stocks, which I have commented on below:

On this list was Akamai (AKAM:Nasdaq - news - boards), which I have been recommending for a few weeks now and which is still OK, with an upside target in the 390 area. As for some new names, I have jotted down Sun Microsystems (SUNW:Nasdaq - news - boards) for the past two days; the stock has managed quite a nice consolidation over the past few weeks. I am adding CMGI (CMGI:Nasdaq - news - boards) to this list, but catching it on a dip to the 120 area would be preferable.

Outside technology, but in health care, is a stock I have recommended before: Healtheon/WebMD (HLTH:Nasdaq - news - boards). It has corrected over the past few weeks and it looks OK to get on board again. In fact, Healtheon looks poised to get through 75 on this move up.

Once again, both markets are still oversold and we should continue to expect an upward bias for the next week or so. And it's not hard to see how lethargic the rally on the NYSE has been; I still believe it's not a sustainable rally.

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