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Technology Stocks : Cymer (CYMI) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Darryl Olson who wrote (22989)	8/31/1999 12:33:00 AM
From: Jerome	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 25960

Check this out. Facts 4 through 33 were the same before last years meltdown and did nothing to stop the trashing of the stock. All the facts in the world will not move a stock 1/16. I'm sure that you have owned a few stocks where all the facts lined up like shooting gallery targets and...wow... nothing happened. ( or even worse your investment became a neat tax loss) I believe that CYMI is heading higher after a couple of quarters of decent earnings. Look at the internet stocks, they got all the facts correct, but forgot the earnings. I love to hear the BS from the computer guru's who make such neat statements like "only two families in a hundred in China have a computer.... Think of the growth prospects" Well some of these idiots ought to visit rural China and there they would learn, that before a family buys a computer it would help if they were literate, had electricity, and perhaps an income of more than $400.00 per year.I did see a computer in the heart of the Congo a few years back (it was in a UNICEF office in Mbuju Mayi.) The folks there told me that there was no need for a computer because a typewriter was just as fast and needed no electricity. Just trying to stir things up since this thread is usually dormant on down days. Just trying to put a sense of reality into this overly optimistic thread. Hope CYMI does better tomorrow. Jerome