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Technology Stocks : WDC/Sandisk Corporation
WDC 216.28+1.9%12:42 PM EST

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To: TREND1 who wrote (12670)7/8/2000 8:22:14 PM
From: Craig Freeman  Read Replies (2) of 60323
 
Larry,

Thank you for keeping your posts short and to the point in recent times.

Please explain the basis upon which your site predicts short-term SNDK price movements. And ... whether such short-term predictions (aka TA) have any relationship to long-term trends (aka FA).

1) Agreed.

2) Agreed.

3) Say what? I have a college degree in this arena and your comments remain inobvious.

4) Say what? After 40 years, EVERYONE should know whatever you claim. What's NEW?

5) So what !?! A recent Smith-Barney report claimed to be predictive and it was met with great opposition. SNDK may not sell food or TP ... but the same could be said for 99% of all stocks.

Craig

reply to:

(1)Your FA work has shown me that SNDK is a great company.
(2)SNDK has a lock on a market, which is very important long term.
(3)But the books that I have read on Market Portfolio 101 shows how "market Risk" is also a driving force for a company.
(4) The SSB report shows how "most" semi companies have gone through these over building cycles for the last 40 years.
(5)Finally, Bob Brinker's latest newsletter($185/year) says it beautifully. When the Fed raise interest rates every worker has less money to spend on other things. And SNDK doesn't sell FOOD.

Larry Dudash
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