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Technology Stocks : C-Cube
CUBE 38.70+2.5%Jan 14 3:59 PM EST

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To: Rick Kiray who wrote (7738)11/25/1996 11:50:00 PM
From: donald sew   of 50808
 
Rick,

Interesting point. The charts, right now, are indicating that there is a chance that it will drop further. The next support is in the $40.00-40.50 range, and this one appears to have some strength.

With the Hi-Tech sector doing so well recently, would suspect that, very soon, there will be a small pull-back/ profit taking/ rotation of money to the next tier of stocks(Mid/Smaller stocks) . We have to remember that CUBE is already up some 20 points from the summer lows, not to say that it won't go up. This small pull-back may also pull CUBE down also, but only temporarily.

Checked the 50 & 200 day moving averages for CUBE, and they will intersect within a few weeks, if not next week. The intersection of the 50/200 day averages is a benchmark for many indicating further move up, and in many cases strong moves up.

Frankly, feel that the year-end tax selling for CUBE is not a big factor now, but I could be wrong. If the tax-selling really becomes a factor, we could see CUBE breaking more than one support line, and head into the 30's, or lower - gut feeling is that it won't be that bad.

Charts actually show breakout upwards by middle December, after pulling back to the next support line ($40-40.50).

Good luck
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