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To: Madharry who wrote (10948)7/14/2000 6:07:28 AM
From: cpabobp  Respond to of 78462
 
RE: NITE

I've followed NITE closely over the past 10 months and would advise considering the following:

1) There are a handful of major shareholders (EGRP, AMTD, TWE, etc) that tend to burn cash at a fast pace, and start liquidating their NITE positions when the price is right.

2) The stock has found support in the 27-28 range twice this year.

3) With light trading expected in the 2nd quarter, they may be in danger of either failing to meet expectations or failing to meet the whisper #. In either case, it would be the first in a long time that they wouldn't exceed estimates by a sizable margin.

I also think that NITE has the potential to double, but that would be unsustainable due to heavy insider selling that more than likely would occur. Based on the above, I am a seller of NITE anywhere in the 30's. I have actively traded them several times and don't see a burning desire to start loosing money, so I'd much rather play it safe and wait to see 2nd quarter #'s.



To: Madharry who wrote (10948)7/14/2000 3:22:03 PM
From: James Clarke  Read Replies (4) | Respond to of 78462
 
Just got some shares of TRW at 42. This has been in a 40-56 trading range for about two years. When it trades like an auto parts company you buy it, and when it trades like it has sexy technology assets you sell it. Interestingly they just filed red herrings for two broadband IPOs in the last few days.