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Technology Stocks : Qualcomm Incorporated (QCOM)
QCOM 174.19-0.6%3:59 PM EST

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To: bananawind who wrote (10220)4/23/1998 4:35:00 PM
From: gdichaz  Read Replies (1) of 152472
 
Hey. Like your new sign off. As some of you are aware there is a new book out called the Gorilla Game. Cisco is a prime example, hence the name I suppose. One of the ideas there is that a reasonable strategy in tech investing is to pick more than one stock in an emerging rapid growth industry or technology and then concentrate on those doing the best as time goes on. This is something I have found rewarding since bought Cisco and several other networkers long ago. As Cisco emerged from the pack it made sense to shift to it. On CDMA, the Q is the sin qua non. But holding LU and Nortel as CDMA and multiple other tech plays is not too bad an idea IMO. Tellabs is not CDMA as such but hard to beat its track record, cutting edge technology and excellent management (Sadly TLAB is with Ericy overseas). But at least it is wireless related :-) G* is a good way to go skyward with CDMA and just have to buy LOR for multiple reasons. The prob I have is can't seem to cut back and concentrate on any fewer of these yet. They all are just doing too well. But do think that when I do the most likely candidates as future "gorillas" are the Q and Loral. All just my musings and ideas only. Throwing out for comment. Chaz
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