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To: Jenna who wrote (87314)3/8/2000 11:53:00 AM
From: nokomis  Respond to of 120523
 
SCRI holding up well, all things considered (just added more) ..just have to tell everyone about Angoss Software (ANC.v) is under $6 C$ on this sell-off...one of many bargains out there..TUTS doing well (still don't have it), SFO very strong and I'm waiting for WAVX to make a move...



To: Jenna who wrote (87314)3/8/2000 11:53:00 AM
From: nokomis  Respond to of 120523
 
SCRI holding up well, all things considered (just added more) ..just have to tell everyone about Angoss Software (ANC.v) is under $6 C$ on this sell-off...one of many bargains out there..TUTS doing well (still don't have it), SFO very strong and I'm waiting for WAVX to make a move...



To: Jenna who wrote (87314)3/8/2000 12:29:00 PM
From: Jenna  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 120523
 
<<Stock # 8 March 6 Watch List>>. triggers 27 13/16 after the ADX slopes up above 25, broke above 20 period moving average on the 15 minute chart. Stochastics broke out as well but I'd still wait and put in a buy stop at 28 1/2 and see if the stock is capable of retracing earlier highs. This is how TMO began its ascent but it might not work in a very down market.

What you don't want to do is get in on a stock because of 'crowd pull'. Some stocks can be just at the end of an up cycle and today is just the climax of an uptrend. You should try for stocks that

a) have just not been recognized yet but have a quality service, drug, or potential and something has been confirmed beyond rumor. Is there a conference (i.e. biotech, wireless cable, internet telephony, etc) on the horizon that might highlight the stocks attractiveness. Just because a 'website' sends you an e-mail on a hot stock is no reason to get a stock.

b) Don't get a stock because it reached a 52 week high, that is not reason enough to get into a stock.

c) Historical price patterns are so important because you can see how this stock acted in the past. Is this a brand new rally? Is this number 3 one on top of each other with no corrective moves and is it spiking so high its bound to correct? Is this a 'stair step' 3rd or fourth rally to a higher higher after a 3-7 period correction? Has the stock been basing for a while and trying to break out? (OPTC)

d) Does this stock have strong fundamentals to back your faith in it?



To: Jenna who wrote (87314)3/10/2000 12:13:00 PM
From: Jenna  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 120523
 
TTIL, AIS, HHGP, CMGI, LDP etc. NOVT looking good

TTIL entry 34 13/16 exit 1/2 position 43 3/8.. A pigeon in hand and a little canary still in the bush.
CMGI called it long (as an earnings play BEFORE earnings and particularly stressed NOT to hold through earnings) and called it short, but I won't take it home. I do like and will be taking 'home' HHGP and AIS.. These incubators have more upside but CMGI I'll reconsider for a longer term position (just 100 shares) possibly after this current correction. LDP was also mentioned that same day but I am currently not long LDP.

From March 6th Watch List:

<<<GSLI>>> and >>>NOVT>>>> repeaters looking like they are good for more.
Thursday, March 9, CMGI is our newest earnings play. More will be
e-mailed on this play later this afternoon. For now, please follow HHGP
another incubator that could move together with CMGI. Still another one
but not officially on this list because of low volume is LDP, an
England-based incubator. AIS is our Israeli-based incubator and that is
now a longer term hold.