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Strategies & Market Trends : Stock Attack -- A Complete Analysis

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To: ahab who wrote (20774)5/3/1999 12:48:00 PM
From: Judy  Read Replies (1) of 42787
 
It is imperative every investor/trader think on their own ... to establish the overall strategy for each position prior to taking it with entry/exit points defined. And to have a course of action for every eventuality.

In late January I selected the internet sector as a "safe" harbor since I thought it immune to the long bond yield and earnings jitters that would plague conventional compannies as we entered 1Q earnings season. Recently with the bonds falling apart, someone asked me if the internet sector would be a "safe" harbor again. This was my reply ...

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Interest rates and bonds and internets are not in the same situation as they were the last time, the nets are not the safest place to in now. Earnings are now out, and the funds know where to go for the best yield relative to their portfolio risk.

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Facilitating distribution from the sector today ... Barron's says AMZN is worth about $25. A statement such as that from an establishment rag surely alters market sentiment for a sector.
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