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Technology Stocks : Quintek Technologies, QTEK data archival etc..

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To: two trades who wrote (323)10/30/2000 9:34:36 AM
From: KZAP   of 406
 
FWIW.......taken from the Amigo's thread......

We are now kicking into disk drive/storage sector's historic best season. The just completed quarter is traditionally slow and the sector has been affected by profit taking, off almost 20% from its highs is Sept., but the sector is ready to continue the turnaround with strong growth anticipated for the current quarter.

207.61.23.98.

Large block buying resumed on WDC all day today, ending with a 180,000 share buy at the bid at the close. WDC received favorable reviews from at least two analysts and the storage sector has been touted in the last few days as a buying opportunity by many media outlets, including briefing.com. Everyone seems to be jumping on EMC's bandwagon, but there are other opportunities.

I'll stick with WDC. For those still interested in RDRT, they report next week. For anyone interested in the sector, an opinion on storage stocks from Ben Koppel, broadcast on CNBC this evening:

<Analysts Putting Money in Storage

Analysts seem to be putting their money in storage these days...storage networks that is

Despite a sell-off this past week in which EMC, NTAP, and BRCD all lost double-digit numbers in their share prices, analysts remain bullish

Dave Bailey of Gerard Klauer Mattison says this week's sell-off can be attributed to weakness in stocks like NT, not business weaknesses in EMC, NTAP, or BRCD

Analysts believe the market for storage area networks could expand from $30b now to over $100b in only five years

However, Bill Lewis of Chase H&Q tells investors not necessarily to jump into some of the "cheap" stocks in this sector after this week's sell-off. He advises investors buy some of the industry leaders, who, although they have expensive stocks, will continue to be strong

The stocks he likes are EMC, NTAP, and BRCD

Overall, analysts seem to emphasize this market is barely explored: Mr. Baily believes companies like EMC, NTAP, and BRCD have only begun to satisfy demand, and that it will likely expand very quickly over the next three years.>

Sergio (end of post)

Happy Investing!

KZAP
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