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Technology Stocks : Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN)
AMZN 233.81-0.1%11:32 AM EST

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To: Victor Lazlo who wrote (113238)12/21/2000 9:11:36 PM
From: craig crawford  Read Replies (1) of 164684
 
I like how the market acted today. It seemed rather rational to me. Some tech giants with good management and reasonable PE's that have been pummeled traded higher today. Companies that are still ridiculously priced--the Brocades, Broadcoms, and Junipers of the world all came down as they should.

I was a little disappointed in my SUNW, but you can't win them all. Some analyst made me laugh this morning with some ridiculous comments. He said he wasn't changing his rating on SUNW, (apparently he couldn't find anything else negative to say about them), but he thinks SUNW might not be oversold enough yet so some caution is needed.

Haha...not oversold? Down almost 50% in 2 weeks is not oversold? 10 down days in a row is not oversold? 11 out of the last 12? SUNW trading over a billion shares down everyday except 1 in the last 12 days is not oversold?

Come on folks. You don't have to buy call options like I have, you might want to just take in some stock, but a month or two out you will be looking at higher prices than now. Stocks like SUNW have 2 or 3 points downside in them, and 10 points upside in them.

Why anyone would want to press their bets on the short side here is beyond me.
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