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Technology Stocks : Qualcomm Incorporated (QCOM) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: Ruffian who wrote (58915)1/2/2000 5:16:00 PM
From: Catcher  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 152472
 
(OT) anyone, i thought i saw analyst battapaglia (sp) trumpet gstrf--can anyone confirm this?



To: Ruffian who wrote (58915)1/2/2000 5:31:00 PM
From: marginmike  Read Replies (5) | Respond to of 152472
 
A a contrarian it strikes me as odd that everyone is calling Tech flat next year. As a contrarian by nature I find that reassuring. I for one think we are entering a period in which old line business, Financials included, get the life squezzed out of them by the economic efficiencies caused by the internet. The end of this cycle and end bull market will be caused by a deflationary spiral caused by prices continuing down. If you look at the deflationary pressure caused by Hightech now, wonder what it will be like in 2 years when Everyone can use the Internet, and it proforms effiently. In my business the margins have eroded by 10-20% and there are still many not using the tools of the internet to helpthemselves. I have always been a low margin compettior and very competitive. I must now compete with others who can no longer hide behind the lack of information to buy and sell goods. This proccess is beginning in Europe and ASIA and is in the 3rd inning here. This process will create a huge profit squeeze for big fat lazy institutions like Mortgage co's and Bank's and high paying brokerages. It will slam Retail high end co's and Ellectronic and Computer distributors. When these profit squeeze occcurs there will be a shakeout and a price war. This is when are next recession will come. As long as these dodo brains keep looking for inflation it still early. Do not forget in Japan and The US in the 20's it was DEFLATION that was so devestating after great Techno-booms. In this type of enviroment would YOU want Consumer Cyclicals, Retail, Financials? NO YOU WANT TECH. Thats the arms supplier to all to club each other to death. The servers, Dark fiber, high speed Data that will allow these companies to become so effient that we will have a deflationary recession. I would also say Bonds will soon be a great buy because in the next three years rates will be closer to 3% then 7%. JMHO I have had a portfolio of 99% tech for 3 years now and every year the same nonsence. I would also point out that the year NAZ had a 54% move was 1995 and obviously that was just the beginning of the PC boom. Now we have the Wireless boom. I think we are sitting in the heart with QCOM. I think NOK< ERICY, SAWS and even MOT will all be huge. I also think InFRA internet like MFNX` GLBX, JDSU, EXDS will also be huge. As for the Yahoo's and AOL's I find them over rated.



To: Ruffian who wrote (58915)1/2/2000 5:38:00 PM
From: jazzcat2000  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 152472
 
I am not sure where Laszlo Birinyi has been on Qcom in the past but I believe he was on CNBC late last week and he has no use for Qcom at current prices. Thank goodness for people like Landis and Cena



To: Ruffian who wrote (58915)1/2/2000 6:03:00 PM
From: Jenne  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 152472
 
Can we ever say enough about Qualcomm (Nasdaq:QCOM)? When this stock
announced its 4:1 split we thought it would be much higher, but to be
honest we didn't see it going to 176 1/8 (that's over 712 split
adjusted!). But one prominent analyst said he thought the shares were
worth $1,000, and thus began our rally in Qualcomm this past week. We
doubt Qualcomm will rest too much until it hits its (post 4:1 split)
$250 target, just as Amazon.com (Nasdaq:AMZN) refused to do when
Merrill Lynch's Henry Blodgett set his lofty target on those shares.
But remember what happened to Amazon after that target was hit--profit
taking set in and the shares lagged for several months. We're not
putting Qualcomm in the same boat as Amazon, but we are saying that for
those of you who have made a fortune in Qualcomm, don't fall in love
with your stocks. Stocks go up and down, and Qualcomm will be no
exception. Be smart, reduce your margin positions, and try to buy on
dips instead of run ups.


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