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Politics : Idea Of The Day

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To: Judy who wrote (15432)12/10/1997 4:35:00 PM
From: paulj  Read Replies (1) of 50167
 
I closed my QCOM short today at 61.5. I like QCOM long term but I'm having trouble looking at anything that way these days. Yes it's hard to short when everyone is talking about a rally and the S&P is at new highs, but when I look at all the uncertainty yet to be resolved, I find shorts easier than longs. Still haven't gotten a buy signal either.

I would have loved the ride on the drives for a short, especially after getting cought on the wrong side of them, but I didn't do it. I shorted the S&P which helped out the past couple months, but not as much as the hit the techs have been through. Looking back as SEQ and WDC this year, knowing to shift to the short side should have been easy to see. Too many years of the techs always going up have dulled my sense to go short when I should.

Looks like at least the next couple months will be in a trading range, at best. Probably won't get out of the range until the range narrows and the premiums drop. Today started to feel like we may be getting close to the bottom of the range. If this isn't close to the bottom, we have real big problems, which I don't think we face. Next year isn't likly to be a booming year; more a year of transition.
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