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To: Richie who wrote (4806)10/25/1999 10:06:00 AM
From: Kenya AA  Respond to of 12663
 
Hello Richie! Nice to see you around and with cash in your pocket yet. <ggg> Yeah, when is always the question when the Market is in corx mode. I don't get paid to make those kinds of decisions, though so I'm going to leave that to the experts. <GGGG>

Yes, I follow CSCO. I like 59 - it's the 200-day MA, the closing low from that big August dip AND the BO point from that 4 1/2 month base that ran from Feb. to mid-June. I like it when the "planets line up" so to speak.

K



To: Richie who wrote (4806)10/27/1999 9:16:00 AM
From: Kenya AA  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 12663
 
Richie and Thread: There may be a good op to put some CASH to work in EBAY - a relatively stable NUT with actual earnings and a plan. Take a look at the chart. EBAY has been building a base between a perfect 130 on the bottom and 160ish on the top for about 7 weeks - optimal basing duration area. ER was pretty good number, but didn't meet the whisper, yada, yada, so it's heading south on the fast train. I think a buy below 130 (if you can get it) or even near 130 will prove to be verry lucrative as we come out of the corx. Online XMAS shopping season will be BIG - lots of special millenium spending in Dec. too. I particularly like this article on EBAY's outlook:

thestreet.com

Caveat: AMZN reports after the close today so that most likely will exert some influence on EBAY both today and tomorrow.

BTW, just heard that CEO Meg Whitman will be on Market Watch this AM and some analysts (Meeker and Kiggen) are already trying to come to EBAY's rescue.

K

PS: ECI (one of the corx hinge pins along with MSFT decision this Friday <GGGG>) is tomorrow morning.