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Technology Stocks : MONI - Marconi Nasdaq ADR
MONI 0.00346-3.9%Nov 7 9:30 AM EST

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To: ms.smartest.person who wrote (56)3/27/2001 7:08:17 PM
From: ms.smartest.person   of 129
 
Carr Sheppards' George on Outlook for European Stocks: Comment
By John Fraher

London, March 27 (Bloomberg) -- The following are comments by Tristan George, manager of the Mayflower British Leaders Fund at Carr Sheppards Crosthwaite, which has fallen 6 percent this year against a 9 percent decline in the U.K's benchmark FT-SE 100 Index.

He recently sold Cable & Wireless Plc, Marconi Plc(OH NO!) and Telewest Communications Plc. He likes oil companies such as BP Amoco Plc and Shell Transport & Trading Co.

``I wouldn't buy into this rally, would you? I don't think we've seen the bottom yet and I'm selling into the rally. Earnings aren't looking great, and I can't see how the economic outlook can boost equities.

``I tend to pay attention to the Cisco boss (John Chambers) who believes the slowdown will be longer lasting than people expect.

``Stocks are cheaper now than what they were, but they're not cheap. I won't be jumping into the market until they're cheap.

``I've sold anything that's jumped quite a lot recently, especially the high price-earnings stuff.

``I like the oils as you have certainty of earnings there. They have earnings you can see. If crude prices are anything above $20 a barrel, you'll have earnings predictability.''

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