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Strategies & Market Trends : Stock Watcher's Thread / Pix of the Week (POW) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Stock Watcher who wrote (26396)	2/11/2000 8:02:00 PM
From: Stock Watcher	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 52051

*POW (Pick of the Week) TOP GAINER: SEVT + 103% by Francois Goelo/others here: (full POW Index below) Winners: 2) TCPI + 92% (RCJIII) 3) INNN + 60% (Francois Goelo) 4) GNNU + 55% (Mike Perras & Katie Kommando) 5) EISQ + 53% (Tim Davies) 6) CMOZ + 38% (JADE) 7) LWNTF + 38% (RCJIII) POW Index: Symbol Last Change %Change Volume Position Bought Value Net %Change %Total Actions HGAT 12.00 0.00 0.00% 96,500 890.00 02/07/00 10,680.00 655.50 6.54% 1.96 Delete PWTC 1.20 0.04 3.02% 807,600 10,755.00 02/07/00 12,852.22 2,838.07 28.34% 2.36 Delete SEVU 4.96 0.00 0.00% 47,800 2,015.00 02/07/00 9,994.40 -12.00 -0.12% 1.83 Delete GBIX 53.50 10.62 24.78% 3,635,000 255.00 02/07/00 13,642.50 3,542.06 35.07% 2.50 Delete EVIS 3.12 -0.22 -6.52% 145,700 2,540.00 02/07/00 7,937.50 -2,074.48 -20.72% 1.46 Delete IMVC 13.00 1.50 13.04% 19,100 755.00 02/07/00 9,815.00 -200.75 -2.00% 1.80 Delete AQIS 4.34 0.28 6.92% 695,600 2,285.00 02/07/00 9,925.47 -83.41 -0.83% 1.82 Delete ACII 2.00 0.38 23.08% 374,200 5,715.00 02/07/00 11,430.00 1,416.75 14.15% 2.10 Delete SIII 15.94 0.19 1.19% 1,983,300 670.00 02/07/00 10,678.12 658.00 6.57% 1.96 Delete SPOT 49.03 -2.72 -5.25% 599,200 195.00 02/07/00 9,561.09 -371.53 -3.74% 1.76 Delete CHOD 1.25 -0.25 -16.67% 39,600 6,665.00 02/07/00 8,331.25 -1,678.25 -16.77% 1.53 Delete TRAC 7.06 -0.03 -0.44% 511,000 1,610.00 02/07/00 11,370.62 1,346.44 13.43% 2.09 Delete DVNT 18.06 -1.69 -8.54% 860,900 560.00 02/07/00 10,115.00 93.00 0.93% 1.86 Delete WAVC 8.41 -1.00 -10.63% 4,905,900 1,280.00 02/07/00 10,759.68 748.32 7.47% 1.98 Delete NDB 27.81 0.69 2.53% 261,100 395.00 02/07/00 10,985.94 975.50 9.74% 2.02 Delete HRVE 1.75 0.06 3.70% 104,900 5,520.00 02/07/00 9,660.00 -357.00 -3.56% 1.77 Delete WINR 4.81 0.81 20.30% 284,900 2,335.00 02/07/00 11,236.02 1,227.88 12.27% 2.06 Delete LOCH 3.04 -0.09 -2.72% 13,738,900 6,670.00 02/07/00 20,276.80 242.80 1.21% 3.72 Delete ADVC 4.50 0.16 3.62% 253,300 2,480.00 02/07/00 11,160.00 1,151.12 11.50% 2.05 Delete CHCL 1.81 -0.12 -6.45% 1,981,500 7,445.00 02/07/00 13,490.34 3,479.70 34.76% 2.48 Delete FRTI 7.25 0.12 1.75% 30,600 1,355.00 02/07/00 9,823.75 -181.38 -1.81% 1.80 Delete MRTO 20.25 0.25 1.25% 74,300 605.00 02/07/00 12,251.25 2,256.75 22.58% 2.25 Delete SEVT 1.97 0.28 16.66% 44,700 10,330.00 02/07/00 20,329.44 10,318.00 103.06% 3.73 Delete PRAV 1.83 0.00 0.00% 0 6,280.00 02/04/00 11,492.40 1,476.36 14.74% 2.11 Delete AILP 8.56 0.06 0.74% 2,370,100 1,540.00 02/04/00 13,186.25 3,164.25 31.57% 2.42 Delete PCTH 3.56 0.09 2.70% 683,700 2,710.00 02/04/00 9,654.38 -350.75 -3.51% 1.77 Delete TMMI 1.14 -0.03 -2.56% 2,266,900 7,695.00 02/04/00 8,772.30 -1,243.20 -12.41% 1.61 Delete LMGR 1.91 -0.09 -4.70% 63,900 5,335.00 02/04/00 10,168.51 153.38 1.53% 1.87 Delete YARC 1.31 0.03 2.42% 126,600 6,405.00 02/04/00 8,403.36 -1,613.25 -16.11% 1.54 Delete ROHN 4.38 -0.19 -4.11% 913,200 2,580.00 02/04/00 11,287.50 1,278.00 12.77% 2.07 Delete WIZZF 1.69 0.03 1.87% 362,100 5,715.00 02/04/00 9,641.21 -372.04 -3.72% 1.77 Delete AVTI 0.406 0.000 0.00% 50,700 18,835.00 02/04/00 7,647.01 -2,366.38 -23.63% 1.40 Delete YDSLF 5.75 -0.19 -3.15% 205,500 2,025.00 02/04/00 11,643.75 1,634.33 16.33% 2.14 Delete ATYT 11.62 -0.12 -1.06% 667,700 850.00 02/04/00 9,881.25 -118.25 -1.18% 1.81 Delete INNN 6.72 1.50 28.75% 1,045,900 2,390.00 02/04/00 16,056.02 6,037.09 60.26% 2.95 Delete MDTV 5.69 0.06 1.10% 120,100 2,000.00 02/04/00 11,374.00 1,362.00 13.60% 2.09 Delete PASW 6.38 -0.19 -2.86% 18,100 1,740.00 02/04/00 11,092.50 1,075.50 10.74% 2.04 Delete PAE 5.38 0.12 2.38% 42,300 1,540.00 02/04/00 8,277.50 -1,744.50 -17.41% 1.52 Delete GNNU 3.00 0.75 33.33% 71,000 5,165.00 02/04/00 15,495.00 5,478.39 54.69% 2.84 Delete MPEG 0.885 0.105 13.46% 1,182,100 10,640.00 02/04/00 9,416.40 -597.20 -5.96% 1.73 Delete TCPI 1.62 -0.22 -11.86% 3,315,300 11,850.00 02/04/00 19,256.25 9,245.81 92.36% 3.54 Delete RACE 3.88 0.06 1.64% 771,400 2,480.00 02/04/00 9,610.00 -399.50 -3.99% 1.76 Delete API 6.00 -0.38 -5.88% 434,500 2,025.00 02/04/00 12,150.00 2,139.56 21.37% 2.23 Delete ONDS 104.12 -6.38 -5.77% 326,600 105.00 02/04/00 10,933.12 893.62 8.90% 2.01 Delete EISQ 4.69 -1.31 -21.88% 3,455,100 3,265.00 02/04/00 15,303.05 5,293.62 52.89% 2.81 Delete CMOZ 1.59 0.16 10.86% 795,200 8,650.00 02/04/00 13,779.45 3,768.05 37.64% 2.53 Delete LWNTF 2.56 0.31 13.87% 690,000 5,405.00 02/04/00 13,847.61 3,836.36 38.32% 2.54 Delete

To: Stock Watcher who wrote (26396)	2/12/2000 8:55:00 AM
From: Bill Fortune III	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 52051

SW, my upcoming POW's are TSIG, TSIS and PRAV. PRAV for now has been required to have the "E" attach, hence and for now it is PRAVE. But they are in the process of having that removed, see link for: Paradigm Advanced Technologies Inc. Clarifies Filing Status biz.yahoo.com Regards, Bill

To: Stock Watcher who wrote (26396)	2/12/2000 4:50:00 PM
From: DENNIS TULLY	Respond to of 52051

Re: NVXE I am still proud to be one of the toppers on this list. NVXE has held up fine...and had a nice surge this week, WITHOUT any news. I think the time is near for lots of news. This Company will make IMAX look small. (Plus other gems yet to be released) Do your DD. Good Luck to all on this board.

To: Stock Watcher who wrote (26396)	2/12/2000 9:58:00 PM
From: interesting man	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 52051

POW's for me are(RADNW,NETN,LMGR,EVIS,WAVC)

To: Stock Watcher who wrote (26396)	2/12/2000 9:59:00 PM
From: Toni Wheeler	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 52051

sw, CRUS : formerly on INDEX #2 [ perhaps I was a TAD early -gg-] 1. chart lookin' mighty fine...: finance.yahoo.com 2. astute observations, predictions and analysis from savvy posters right here on SI CRUS thread (as well as on Yahoo! thread)....for instance: Message 12791954 <<<To: pokysconductor who wrote (7479) From: ptrader Sunday, Feb 6, 2000 ÿ5:13 PM ET Reply # of 7515 Let me give you some yardsticks. In volume desktop drives with 1 platter/2 heads, the electronic content is about 20-25% of total cost. For example, a drive that cost $80 to build, about $16-20 dollars is electronics today. To get the chip(s) cost subtract about $2-4 dollars. This percent will continue as drive cost comes down. This cost will bottom at $12-14 in the next few years. Again, this is for the lowest cost disk drives, not highend or mobile. I think it will be hard to capture 50% of this business, a better number is 30-40%. Your EPS number is too high for this business. But, the units continue to grow producing a very nice increasing business going forward.>>> 3. GREAT potential....: ragingbull.com <<<Productivity is surging Sat Feb 05 01:02:00 EST 2000 Feb. 04, 2000 (Electronic Engineering Times - CMP via COMTEX) -- Good news for the chip design community: Design productivity is on the rise. After languishing for several years at a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 24 percent, the figure now stands at 35 percent CAGR. This data comes from a collective average among companies using a common approach to measure design productivity and includes the likes of AMD, Cirrus Logic, Conexant, Ericsson, Fujitsu, Infineon, LSI Logic, Matsushita, Mitel, Motorola, Mosaid, NEC and Philips. Increased design productivity stems from reduced engineering labor per unit of output. In fact, the average engineering effort expended per chip-design project is falling....>>> edtn.com <<<--Chip industry set global sales record in 1999, according to SIA-- December chip sales of $4.7 billion capped a strong year for chip makers, as the market as a whole set a revenue record of $149 billion, according to a report released today by the Semiconductor Industry Association. Worldwide sales of semiconductors rebounded sharply in 1999, climbing 18.9% annually as demand surged for applications within the Internet infrastructure, e-commerce, and wired and wireless communications markets, the SIA wrote in its year-end report. "We witnessed across-the-board growth in all markets, and product demand was strong in all regions of the world," said SIA president, George Scalise, in a statement.>>> AND, nothin' like a juicy p r o b a b i l i t y...: Message 12854877 <<<To: ptrader who wrote (7509) From: ptrader Saturday, Feb 12, 2000 ÿ5:32 PM ET Respond to Post # 7512 of 7515 There seems to be some interest in the Sony Playstation design win. Where did this info come from? Well, Dave French announced this in one of his employee meeting in the last few weeks. He did not give any details, but was very pleased with this design win. CRUS has a very deep relationship with Sony. I know of numerous design activities between CRUS and Sony. French wants to span consumer to PC to communications products for CRUS. In addition, he has alluded to some "deals" in the works. I do expect CRUS to go debt free this year with about $300-400m in the bank. This should move CRUS stock above it's high in 1995.>>> Hmmm....I think it just might qualify for POW status....? My best, T. p.s....thanks, ptrader!!