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Strategies & Market Trends : Three Amigos Stock Thread -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Sergio H who wrote (18928)	2/20/2000 4:05:00 PM
From: Ditchdigger	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29382

Hello Sergio, well, looks like awesome Bill from Dawsonville just didn't have enough<g>(although I hate to see a finish under yellow)...The 3 horsemen will be the ones to watch, GE,CSCO, and MSFT (I took Dells horse away,,they got cocky and fell asleep)...We either bounce from here,,or dip down much lower,IMO... The more I research HLTH, the more I like it...I've always had the opinion that Wall Street selects the winners in each sector( example of this is EXDS,another one of Janus' early grabs)...I think, as Janus has shown(they own near or above 10%-Smith Kline owns 7%) they have selected HLTH as the leader in their space...Acq. are coming fast and furious...;^) (I did notice the bios made a late attempt at a recovery,,at least they were heading in the right direction<g>,,maybe some action will roll HLTH's way tues)) HLTH also at an important point, especially when you consider Janus Capital bought 15mm shares at 62..funny, some were teed off they got the shares at that price.. 207.61.23.98 "A big fund or fund company can get stock at a discount to what everybody else does. This is probably the most blatant example of a fund company using muscle to get a deal," says Ferris. ( I got a better deal than they did @ 61 3/8ths<g>) Deals like this generally shut out small fund companies, but they're good for giant funds' investors. Otherwise, how else would they get to play hardball on Wall Street? Janus' $930 million investment works out to $62 per share, a nice discount off Wednesday's 66 5/16 closing price. The stock shot up in premarket trading Thursday and held onto its gains during regular hours -- selling for 70 1/2 at midday, up 6.3% on the day." thestreet.com