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Strategies & Market Trends : Rande Is . . . HOME -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Rande Is who wrote (14052)	10/28/1999 12:45:00 AM
From: American Spirit	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57584

Today's bargain basket: Looks to me like UIS, ANF, LOR and APLX are scraping bottom. All companies you'd be proud own a piece of. Put in your low bids and you might get lucky. Hold for an easy 25% or longer term 50% or more. APLX might be the one which could double from here. I also like ATHM, BSX, COMS, DCTI, URBN, IMRS, LU and WIND No I don't own them all but wish I did. And maybe I will come tomorrow. Putting in slightly lower bids and waiting like a snake in the grass. Not to blow my horn but I called DCTI, URBN, BEBE and LU last week. I'm no genius but I feel like I'm in a groove. Follow about 40 stocks you like for a year or more and you get the rhythm of them. You are not often surprised. Mainly I'm seeing outstanding bargains in stocks like ANF which fall from Wall Street darling way up there down over 50% just because their quarter slowed a little. But they haven't even tackled the international market yet. And it is said the GAP is thinking about pouncing on them. BEBE I sold last week but very much want to buy back when it hits a relative bargain level. Forbes cover girl. Can't lose with this baby near its base. UIS was recently over 40. Now it's at $21. Enough said. It's a formidable company. Any slowdown is temporary. BSX also in this catgeory. APLX will surge the next time a new wave of Linux hype hits the newswires. Mammoth contracts for Linux everywhere. Nobody can afford not to make an alliance. Maybe not even Microsoft. Ha! See what I'm getting at? It's like when AOL was recently at and no one wanted to buy it becuse they were scared. Well guess what? We all should have bought for a 30% pop in no time. Same difference. Sooner or later all of these stocks are going to get at least part way back toward old levels. And there's your 20% at least. Isn't this fun? Think positive people. Nobody wants to miss out on January. Unless the world ends Jan. 1st there will be an inevitable monster rally. I sometimes even suspect these bears of just wanting to get a better price. Duh. Of course. Why else do they downgrade after the stock's already tumbled? Up grade it near the peak? Got to learn to move quicker than the institutions. And you can. Just sign up for my HOW TO GET RICH TRADING class - just kidding.