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Strategies & Market Trends : Market Gems:Stocks w/Strong Earnings and High Tech. Rank

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To: Jerry Olson who wrote (93721)4/17/2000 1:36:00 PM
From: Andrew G.  Read Replies (3) of 120523
 
Only charts to look at are indexes, OJ. Same as last week. No de-coupling.

With rare exception, whatever direction the market goes, so shall your stock if it is a component of an index.

Last week I made de-coupling of the trading patterns of these index component stocks my primary criteria for being able to select momentum picks to buy for a mult-day position versus day trading.

There is no momentum stocks that I can find among the high-tech large to mid-cap groups. The market looks tepid and there is almost certainly not sufficient cash reserves in mutual funds to sustain a rally for several days. The estimate I quoted yesterday of approximately $1 trillion may be redistributed to a select few large techs in the Nasdaq and a few news driven stocks on a day trade basis. We will not see last Mondays stock prices for MOST tech stocks for at least a month or two. I feel very certain of that.

It looks to me like you can do one or two things today: Day trade a long/short position (best done on an index or trust like QQQ) or buy n' hold (Jenna's favorite ;-) <VBG>

Judging by the postings here so far, it appears that you are all going to stick to day trading and closing out positions by days end. Agree ?
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