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Technology Stocks : Corning Incorporated (GLW)

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To: FR1 who wrote (1131)	1/7/2001 8:23:42 PM
From: Ibexx	Read Replies (2) of 2260

Franz and thread, A few thoughts re. NYTimes vs. IBD and others: --IBD is the brain child of O'Neill who is a pioneer of momentum investing. However, by now, I think all significant mo-mo players have left GLW as well as other high-techs stocks, and the bit players from SI and Yahoo don't really count. (Sorry guys, it's the truth!) --top/bottom growths in the 20s/30s aren't shabby at all in the context of a borderline recession era that we are in. Remember the company growth rates in the early 70s and 30s? Those were before my (investment) times, but I am a good student of history. --I firmly believe that Corning, given a few years, will replace one of the current "four horsemen" to become a high tech general in the true sense of INTC/MSFT. --There may be other small cap issues growing at 20-30$ and sporting a lower P/E, but none has the risk/reward ratio that Corning offers. Some of us simply will NOT put my $$$ in penny stocks, period. Ibexx PS: In a separate post, I will provide a six-months fundamental analysis of GLW by a private firm.

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