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To: John Finley who wrote (8096)8/4/2000 10:49:58 AM
From: DJBEINO  Respond to of 9582
 
Briefing.com :Semiconductor Capital Equipment : Lehman Brothers believes industry upturn is still in its early stages and would use recent weakness resulting from Kulicke & Soffa’s (KLIC) customer pushouts as a major opportunity to buy the stocks; very strong electronics demand continues, new chip capacity is still limited, and there have been no cancelations of orders.



To: John Finley who wrote (8096)8/4/2000 11:45:17 AM
From: James Calladine  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 9582
 
ANALYSTS NOT BEHAVING PROPERLY.....?

gee, John, it was nice that Morningstar called that to
our attention...

My impression had always been that analysts were dedicated
to TRUTH, that there was a "Chinese Wall" between the
analysts and the sales parts of the brokerage house employing them and that the two factions never met (let alone cooperated)!

Do you have any idea what "Chinese Walls" are made of?

Best wishes,
Jim



To: John Finley who wrote (8096)8/5/2000 1:58:51 AM
From: DJBEINO  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 9582
 
Taiwan Stocks Could Rise in Week Ahead Following Recent Slump
TAIPEI, Aug 4 (AFP) - The Taiwan stock market could head higher in the week ahead as investors hunt for bargains after the market bottomed out in recent sessions, dealers said Friday. "Investors are expected to hunt for bargains after the market hit its bottom at 7,800 points this week," said Alex Yeh, analyst of President Securities.
Over the week to Friday, the Taiwan Stock Exchange weighted price index fell 218.73 points or 2.7 percent to 7,925.20 on average turnover of 54.45 billion dollars.

"Buying interest will target primarily on semiconductor shares with high-earning prospects," he said.

Capital Securities analyst Daniel Hsin said technology stocks such as United Microelectronics Corp. would lead the upward trend since their prices were at a relatively low point following recent declines. In the near term, Yeh said the market has a good chance to test 8,400 but the daily turnover needs to exceed 100 billion Taiwan dollars (3.22 billion US) in order to sustain the upturn. But some other analysts said the market was still far from any major turnaround in the near term. "Investors are likely to remain wary with the government-linked funds near depletion while foreign institutional investors continue to stay on the sideline," said Alex Chio, analyst at Dresdner RCM Global Investors Securities Investment Consulting Co. By Wednesday, the four major government-linked funds had pumped 335.7 billion Taiwan dollars into the bourse over the past few months, it was reported Thursday. The amount accounted for nearly 80 percent of a combined 422.5 billion dollars allowed for equity investment from the postal savings deposits fund, labour insurance fund, labour pension fund, and civil service pension fund.