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

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To: Gabriel who wrote (100928)6/6/2000 4:18:00 PM
From: Jenna  Read Replies (2) of 120523
 
Closed all my long swing trading positions either on my own or got stopped out (i.e. CTXS, VOXX, SCII, EXTR etc)... I have my energy stocks and a few hundred shares here and there but this market is a traders market for 25-35% gain. I'm quite happy with that. All rallies are just 'swing trades' for me to milk for all I can get. I usually sell the rallies short like I did this afternoon. I have held up to 5 sessions and that is an improvement by 1 full day more than usual.

Earnings plays will most likely be good a little longer hold like AGIL, INTU, PUMA, SMTC were fine plays. I feel that only the fundamentally strong stocks will 'stick it out' but others will drop. I don't trust this market and I don't feel people are putting money into technology and then just settling down into complacency. There are still too many technology blimps out there and any rally will just 'blow' them up only to be shorted once again.

Amerindo made 2 new funds a biotech fund and B2B fund and I have to just smile at that. I have milked both the biotechs and B2B for a swing trade and buying a 'mutual fund' would be financial suicide. By the time you get the paperwork in, your B2B and biotechs will be dead in the water.
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