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Technology Stocks : How high will Microsoft fly? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bill Holtzman who wrote (26989)	7/21/1999 7:36:00 AM
From: Teflon	Respond to of 74651

Bill, I'm not too worried about all this frankly. I've sat back and taken a break from the Board the past few days, though I've read every post. It's actually been fun and a learning experience. What a quick shift in sentiment!!! One of the quickest I've seen. Everyone is making terrific points and it's obvious that there is certainly more than one way to play this market and make $$$. It's quite fascinating to me to read and digest all the many different strategies that have been developed by individual traders. No one style works for everyone, that much is clear <vbg>. Though I am getting a little tired of Maffei's "Story Line" routine, I am still very bullish on MSFT. I am expecting this pull back to continue for a week or two before MSFT regains its positive momentum and strives towards new highs. I am completely out of my MSFT options, so it really does not matter to me what happens over the short term. I will not touch my core MSFT holdings. The corrective patterns in the market come very quickly these days, and the tech market has been going through a rotational correction for some time now. For this reason, I believe the tech sector is actually healthier than it's been for some time, and I believe the NASDAQ and MSFT will continue to surprise people as we head into Q3 1999. Just my 2 cents. Teflon