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Technology Stocks : ITRA INTRAWARE -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: MikeyT who wrote (491)	12/17/1999 1:09:00 AM
From: mark cox	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 937

Mickey, I posted the following yesterday at 11:30am on the Joe Copia thread. ITRA - Intraware is in a Symmetrical Triangle. Buy on a breakout above $52.00 on minimum volume of 220K per hour. The upper edge is at $52.00 and the lower is at $43.00 Well we broke out above $52.00 near the end of the day but the volume wasn't near what it should have been to really confirm the breakout. However knowing what is coming next Monday and next week, plus the release of the blow out numbers in early January, plus the 4 other partnerships to be announced in January I'd say that we are on our way to triple digits by the end of January. I hope you take all of this into account when you think about selling some. Don't make your decisions based on what I say but on the factual data that is out there. Have you listened to any of the previous interviews with the CEO Jackson? I have listened to the last 3 and know what I own in ITRA. You have probably read some posts from others who sold their VERT, ARBA or CMRC way way too early. Well I did the same with PPRO. Bought at $38 and sold at $75.75 thinking I was quite the stock investor. But within the next 3 weeks it went right up close to $200. Lesson? Don't under estimate a B2B company's stock. I think you already know that ITRA is valued at about 1/20th that of most of the other B2Bs. Little downside and enormous upside potential. 'nough said. Mark