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Strategies & Market Trends : Tech Stock Options
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To: Kevin who wrote (28111)11/10/1997 11:06:00 AM
From: donald sew  Read Replies (1) of 58727
 
Kevin,

You got me started, and you will regret it (laughing).

Lets take it from another point a view. A gain of 267 points in the DOW would mean approx a 3.5% gain. To the 3.5% apply your beta factor of 1.2, which equals to 4.2% and then apply that to IBM @ 100 and you get 104.2.

Now take the average of your calculation of 16.5 and this one of 4.2 and you get 10.35, so if you apply the average of the 2 approaches then IBM could be around 110 if the DOW hits 7900.

I told you that you would regret it. All I did was number manipulation, but regardless I think you will be happy with the results. I only did that since Im bored and please do not put any creadence to it. It was fun for this boring person.

I truly do not like to use targets in the form of stock prices. I prefer to use specific targets in my technical indicators as pivot points.

Seeya
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