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Technology Stocks : How high will Microsoft fly?
MSFT 474.89+0.6%3:08 PM EST

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To: johnd who wrote (14515)1/18/1999 9:52:00 PM
From: J. P.  Read Replies (1) of 74651
 
JohnD, thanks for your opinions, how about a counterpoint?...

You've made some valid words of caution here. I'm worried also, but I'm not going to sell tomorrow, because I think MSFT will continue to power for a week or two. For long term holders, this is a non issue, I speak as a February option contract holder.

My reasoning is that the Nasdaq and the general market made a key reversal on Friday. The closing broke a downtrend and with a positive market tomorrow, we'll be in an uptrend again. Intel, Yahoo, and AAPL got knocked down, I believe, because they had the misfortune to announce during the Brazilian uncertainty. I've been stating for a while now that the Nasdaq looks ripe for a downside consolidation, I think back to 1800-2000 level, but not just yet. I think any continued overbought top buying on the Nasdaq is going to bring Microsoft up with the tide, particularly with a good blowout number, and a typical to positive conference call. Nobody worries about cautious Microsoft statements, I think it's expected.

I put the possibility of a split also very very low, am not expecting it at all. If they do announce one, I believe 165-170 would be my sell target.
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