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Strategies & Market Trends : Market Gems:Stocks w/Strong Earnings and High Tech. Rank

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To: Sonki who wrote (9645)5/24/1998 4:14:00 PM
From: AlienTech  Read Replies (3) of 120523
 
Oh SUNW I would look to buy shares on any dips which I will later convert to leaps. Look at the pain threshold on SUNW options which is around 40 to 42 1/2. So anything close to 40 is a buy. I am in the middle of moving so its hard for me to enter positions and this always happens when I am out of the market. After looking at the Time/Sales I will enter JBL @ 35 or so but unless the market is in the dips it wont reach that point now. There were more block buys than sells in the 35 range where as till now there was more block sells than buys.

heh VVUS, the entire management shoudl be locked up in the research department, just goes to show you what people with too much brains instead of savvy can do a company. My belief put into words by someone else..


Excellent idea . . . betingman May 24 1998 3:45PM EDT
my father and I both own stock in VVUS and we talked about what you just sated all week. But the truth is management at VVUS is too stupid to take advantage of such a great PR opportunity. One press release reminding investors that VVUS and MUSE are safe would have been very contructive to the stock and reputation of the company.

It might not be too late next week, so I will e-mail and call the company! ir@vivus.com
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