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

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To: 2MAR$ who wrote (28022)3/17/1999 1:41:00 PM
From: Jenna  Read Replies (1) of 120523
 
USF, YUM, GNET and WEBT, DRIV, CMVT solid buys now.. looks good still holding PRGS.

DRIV.. looking good here again, triggered a buy signal.. I could find no real news except that they hired a new president of sales.

GNET and WEBT were not good to enter yesterday after they had run up for so many weeks already. I know there were lots of you that asked if GNET and WEBT were buys yesterday and I thought they weren't. Chasing the high flyers is the surest way of getting burned. What I would do is just watch them for a pullback. Although I already exited EPAY, the only reason I entered it today was because it had already pulled back over 20% yesterday, otherwise I never would have entered it. I'm sure you will have more opportunity to get into GNET and WEBT without buying high and selling low.

YUM, one I've really enjoyed for earnings is back again. I was waiting for this to come around again and here it is.

USF.. I've owned this one since earnings came out (just a bit but I had mentioned in on a few occasions) and I have another one that I own stopped putting in the watch list becaseu of lack of interest and that is SSCC.. Its ironic actually that both companies have done so well yet there is such a lack of interest in them.
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