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To: Perry P. who wrote (598)8/16/2000 11:09:43 AM
From: Scrapps  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 2404
 
Telecom stocks advance moderately

By Jeffry Bartash, CBS.MarketWatch.com
Last Update: 10:57 AM ET Aug 16, 2000 NewsWatch
Latest headlines

NEW YORK (CBS.MW) -- Shares of telecommunications companies advanced Wednesday against the backdrop of soothing U.S. economic data and strength in other high-tech sectors.

In recent trading, the American Stock Exchange's Networking Index, which comprises the larger equipment makers, rose 1.8 percent. The Nasdaq Telecommunications Index, which represents younger manufacturers, accelerated 1.1 percent.

And the Standard & Poor's Communications Services Index inclined 0.7 percent. The index represents the big phone companies.

In the equipment sector, nearly all the big manufacturers forged modest gains. Cabletron (CS: news, msgs), up 1 1/4 to 31 3/8, and Alcatel (ALA: news, msgs), up 2 1/4 to 74 5/16, led the way.

Smaller equipment generally generated similar increases. Aware (AWRE: news, msgs) climbed 2 11/16 to 40 1/8, a 6 percent rise. Paradyne Networks (PDYN: news, msgs) and Sycamore Networks (SCMR: news, msgs) also were solid performers, each posting 4 percent increases.

In the phone sector, the local Bells were narrowly mixed. Workers at Verizon (VZ: news, msgs) entered their 10th day of a strike as talks were hung up on issues involving work conditions. The stock slipped 3/8 to 41 5/8. BellSouth (BLS: news, msgs) and SBC Communications (SBC: news, msgs) increased fractionally.

Long-distance stocks, meanwhile, mostly declined, though small advanced in AT&T (T: news, msgs) WorldCom (WCOM: news, msgs) kept the S&P index aloft.

A big decliner: Alltel (AT: news, msgs), which slid 5 9/16 to 57.

Elsewhere, satellite stocks rose slightly and wireless stocks were mixed.

cbs.marketwatch.com



To: Perry P. who wrote (598)8/16/2000 11:47:57 AM
From: Peace  Respond to of 2404
 
Hi Perry,

Hopefully I will get a chance to look over the charts this weekend.

Peace



To: Perry P. who wrote (598)8/23/2000 11:41:39 AM
From: Peace  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 2404
 
Hi Perry,

Did manage to peak at the charts this morning. On the longer term picture nothing has changed. I do think that we have finished the ABCDE correction from the April 99 highs to the recent low of 35. To keep it simple, we have started the next bigger wave which will eventually take us above the April 99 highs. However, this large up wave will have many smaller waves.

We did manage to get over the 50 day moving average and closed 4 times above that. We did get overbought at the 50 level and needed to correct that condition. We did not have the momentum to get past the 51-52 area of resistance which is also a 62% fib level of the last pullback from 61 1/2 to 35. We are consolidating around the 50 day average and will likely get over the 51-52 area when we push up next. The current pullback has come on very light volume which is always healthy. I can not rule out another push lower to the 42-43 area before we make a good push higher but it may not happen.

The big up move will come when we take out the upper boundary of the large triangle pattern we have formed. You can monitor this by drawing a trendline that connects the highs from 4/99, 3/00 and 7/00. I think the line is around the 60 area right now but is falling.

Although I expect the 42 area to hold on any pullback, if we violate that convincingly then we will be in a lot of trouble.

Peace

PS: Although I trade a lot of stocks this one has been in my LT portfolio and I have to keep reminding myself that - Patience is a virtue.