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Technology Stocks : Net Perceptions, Inc. (NETP)

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To: bernieb2 who wrote (2709)8/15/2000 7:09:22 AM
From: rupert1  Read Replies (2) of 2908
 
bernie: Never understood the technicalities of max pain point except that it is supposed to be the price that the option dealers would ideally want a stock to close at at expiry date to suit their positions. It does seem to be a better predicator than most so-called technical indicators. So if the max pain point for NETP was $12.50 then we would expect to see the price close at that on Friday.

In answer to your other question about trends. I avoid short-term guesses, but think we are at the beginning of a long-term upward trend right now. There may be more gyrations because the small float is very vulnerable to VV selling, or whatever, but consolidation has been under way for a few days. Contrary to Carl R's theory, if the e-tailers also start to up there would be no cause and effect in my mind. They move up in the late 3Q and 4Q every year. And since I think all the talk of their demise is simplistic, I do not expect any difference this year. I am sure that other techs stocks will also move up so one might as well say that NETP is correlated with them, too.

There will be a general improvement in tone - some of those calling for the permanent demise of "internet economy" stocks will start to look silly again.
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