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Pastimes : All Clowns Must Be Destroyed

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To: patron_anejo_por_favor who wrote (41277)6/21/2000 9:02:00 PM
From: Clappy  Read Replies (1) of 42523
 
Patron,

Muchas Gracias.
I appreciate the thought that went into your reply.
Those are indeed great signals to look for.
I'll use them in the future.

Just a few questions:

How often do most of these signals line up at the same time?

Would you miss a lot of growth opportunities or extended rallies?

If you buy at this point, what signals you to sell?
How far from the top would you have been if you sold in the past bull run at the first signs of euphoria? More than a year?

I've been investing only a few years. I don't know any other signals than ones presented to me over the past 3 years.

To me, buying and holding a quality Tech Stock appears to a fine route to take.

Adjusting positions according to market perception is important. For instance, it's obvious that the DotComs are not going to run up blindly anymore.
That doesn't mean that the various fiber plays, wireless appliance plays, biotechs and others won't continue to ride the waves of hype.

How many years has it taken MSFT to plane off? Dell? INTC? CPQ? AOL? etc?

How many years does QCOM have left? CSCO? JDSU? BVSN? CRA? PDLI? NOK? and others? Perhaps several years might be left for exponential growth.
Just because old economy rules are being broken, does it mean that there isn't a great deal of money yet to be made by investing in these companies?


Sincere Thanks.

-ClappyTheClown
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