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Strategies & Market Trends : Technical analysis for shorts & longs
SPY 679.68+0.7%Nov 26 4:00 PM EST

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To: Johnny Canuck who wrote (44690)3/27/2008 9:03:04 AM
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I think I like UTSI as little as anything I own. Not much transparency in their fundamentals and what you do read these days makes you wonder if the bleeding will ever stop.

As far as I know DSPG was never bought by MRVL but I could understand how you might have thought it was. DSP is the common term for digital signal processors. Anyway I have followed them without doing a lot of research for years. Since before MRVL came public anyway. I will say that I do not follow fundamentals as closely as many do. Instead I follow technical analysis, sentiment analysis and cyclical analysis.

I have been basing my buys more on the belief that the opportunities to buy stock cheaply due to recessionary forces come only once every 4 to 5 years. I have been waiting years to employ my cash.

In other words I may not be buying the best stocks but I am in general buying high beta stocks which should appreciated greatly in an economic expansion.

That certainly does not mean I am getting them bought at the absolute lows.

UTSI is one of my smallest positions. Again I am not real optimistic about the future for UTSI. That's why it will probably end up being my biggest percentage gainer next year. <VBG>

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