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Strategies & Market Trends : Waiting for the big Kahuna

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To: joe smith who wrote (15001)3/14/1998 12:51:00 PM
From: James F. Hopkins  Read Replies (1) of 94695
 
Yea I checked that out, ha the shorts gave up and went
long..when she does fall it will be hard, with no shorts
to catch her. Wait for that whole sector to get hit like
the disk drive sector got hit before going in on her.
Callin a top is harder than calling a bottom, let the sector
tell you when the down trend sets in.
Yahoo..XCIT..MSPG ..ELNK..they will all go out of favor
as a group some day, and at that point none of them will be bullet
proof, not even AOL.
Make an index with them all in it, when that index falls 10 to
15% then you can short just about any one of them that seems
to be resisting the sell off, water finds it's own level.
Jim
P.S. weight the index via market cap..and watch the up/down
volume in it, pick off the one that trails the herd going
down, don't get stuck on one over the other..if the herd
starts south be like a cat and attack the one slow to follow,
if the heard turns back north close the short.
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PS #2 Sickass Microsoft just sent me a gimic CD..with their so called
all new IE 4..it only wants 82meg of my HD space..yuk
yuk yuk they got trial ver of money 98 in it..
I tried money 97..yuk yuk it don't keep records right..
if the IRS come after me I'm gong to blame MSFT..
---MSFT--the evil empire of the internet--AOL takes second
place...
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