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

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To: Jenna who wrote (115827)10/31/2000 1:26:32 AM
From: Jenna  Read Replies (2) of 120523
 
Its 1:22 a.m. and sorry for the PM's I can't answer. I'm still basically in favor of shorting the tech sector and am of the opinion that if you can't short this market you can't make money. There are exceptions that are moving well, but these have already been cut down to size. We have incredible downside in the last few weeks after 'uncovering' these huge overvaluations. I think we have no bottoming yet until maybe 3,500 on the nas comp. This has been an incredible 2 weeks of shorting. As for November, I would follow the leading sector plays. We have had NTRS, IVGN, HIG, AVIR, companies not exactly in the traders limelight. There will be more ups and more downs.. and if you are doing the correct research and add a element of the 'impossible valuations' to your decisions and a touch of 'fundamental analysis' you can really do no wrong. Lots more to come ... as we continue to uncover more trading opportunities both to the upside and downside.

Still like some stocks in the financials: FNM has been very nice and so has NTRS. Maybe our earnings plays ESV, BHI and BJS have had enough for one day, but I still think SESI has some more to say for that sector. There are some really good short plays coming up in the biotech sector and MLNM,NPSP (after today's rise), SEPR look like just the tip of the iceberg. Look for a bounce back for AMGN, our short play from Friday, on Tuesday.
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