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Technology Stocks : Concurrent Computer (CCUR)
CCUR 1,940-22.4%Jul 30 2:38 PM EST

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From: Arthur Tang8/14/2008 7:28:09 AM
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Thanks for you replies.

In the stock market, market is made by market makers. You need a market maker who has stock pool and cash pool. They have stock(owned not borrowed), and plenty of cash(CCUR has $2 million earmarked to support the market).

Bulls make money, bears make money on Wall street. Which means they buy and sell with the market makers. Price moves up to distribute, you sell. Price pulled back to buy back borrowed stock, you buy too, but not in huge shares(much less than 10% of daily trades). In effect you became a part of market makers pools.

Day traders do push stock prices up. CCUR had history of SEC violation. We are not talking about that kind of insider info, rumour mills or other violations.

IBM does stock and cash pools with their NYSE specialist, and resulting in stock prices with less gyrations. IBM put up $10 billion cash(borrowed), years ago. Now, IBM is doing it again. Chart it and see where the volatility is? Not there, only steady slow growth like their business.

Thanks again.

CCUR has learned that their sales in cable industry depends on allowable budget(CapEX). New technology is supported by the industry with more budget or trial then roll out. You have to ask for bigger budget on roll outs?
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