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Strategies & Market Trends : Market Gems:Stocks w/Strong Earnings and High Tech. Rank -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: bobby is sleepless in seattle who wrote (76038)	12/20/1999 2:01:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

MU quite a lot in this week's calendar about MU. Including a buy signal above 71 1/2. marketgems.com Bobby, I'm watching XING.. also I didn't mean really ignored I meant basically put aside. I made errors myself by not sticking with ORNGY (it was on a watch list with low volume) after what I thought was a great profit could have been doubled. I sold COLT on Thursday because I was going to be out of circulation for a while. Now COLT is as its day high. Having living in Europe and Israel for 12 years (not in Korea or Japan, of course) I feel at home with these stocks. I research them to a tee and only read the magazines that are reputable. Also Market Gems has a major interest professionally in Latin America and Europe and just like I discovered NSOL when it was 21 and everyone was yelling at me and NTBK (at 12), VRSN, ALLR, MACR, ADBE, VRSN, GNET, RNWK and WEBT, I find these companies whilst I'm in business contacts with them. That for me makes the best substantiation. I'm dying to make the break into government regulated Israel because they will be the hottest traders in the world after Japan and Korea. Deregulation is now a very possible maneuver as BEZEK is against the merging of 3 telecommunications companies that will be offering Direct TV to Israelis. Not just some YHOO or Raging Bull 'pump and dump' scheme, but the major magazines of Korea, even Scandinavia, fortunately a lot of them have websites where you can choose English. I have no trouble with German so I'm now extremely interested in anything and everything that has to do with internet, telecommunications, chips etc in the German market. Remember the valuations of these companies are a small fraction of the prices they command in U.S. and we mustn't forget the IPO's some of them are really very good. I enjoyed reading TIVO's product in Business Week and put that int he watch list also.