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Strategies & Market Trends : Quarter to Quarter Aggressive Growth Stocks

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To: Jack Hartmann who wrote (2855)5/3/2001 10:24:21 PM
From: puget206  Read Replies (1) of 6927
 
Thanks Jack, but I can't access the site: (not enrolled for premium content). If you go to marketplayer.com you can get PE ratios and that's pretty scary. If one just looks at the decline, they might think: oh, this is cheap or middle of the road as compared to highs, but those highs were built (in tech) on an event which is unlikely to repeat in terms of the huge wave up on vendor and angel financing for "idea" companies that went splat (but bought a lot of eqpt first).
What I find kind of interesting from looking around these days is the amount of decline in terms of pricing (number of now penny stocks): which indicates that there are still too many companies out there even at penny pricing.
So Darwinism lives: both for companies and investors and .... ugh even the bondholders who thought bonds were safe.
But I think PPT has been around lately. My question is who specifically are they covering and for how long.
Switching accounts to new provider, so just looking these days until I get my money moved around except for a little stuff that is LT. Did pull out too soon on some investments, but at least I have the money to show for it.
Anyway: interesting times. No one can argue about that.
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