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Technology Stocks : CDMA, Qualcomm, [Hong Kong, Korea, LA] THE MARKET TEST!
QCOM 175.25+0.6%Dec 19 9:30 AM EST

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To: Timothy Tashjian who wrote (1635)2/11/1997 9:45:00 PM
From: Chris Reeder   of 1819
 
Tim I can't advise you, other than if that's what
your study and feelings are, then short or sell.
Frankly it may come to pass that TCI (right beside
Motorola in Mr. Chris's companies to hate) bails.
Sprint I think can handle that. Cox is the same.

Stocks don't move in one direction, ask people that
subscribe to Cabot market letter (on second thought, for those
souls they do, Straight up and Even straighter down).
Think they are doing real well. My personal methods
don't fit everyones mold. I take profits when I deem prudent and when
targets are reached. One Wall Street saying "IF you like
a stock loves you, ask it. Don't wait to long for an
answer."

The prime function of a market is to raise cash for the
companies to fund operations and growth.
I feel QCOM offer is part of that process and feel for the
short term comfortable. IF my interim (don't ask for,
I don't normally answer) goal is achieve I'll sell all or portions.
For the long term I believe in this technology and it
prospects gobally, irregardless of Ericsson's chest
beating about GSM (Government Supported Monopoly).

I am concern, as always, about the health of this market.
In a correction MOST stocks will take a beating, whether
justified or not. Good luck with your trading.
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