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To: ciVic who wrote (34151)10/4/2000 2:25:33 AM
From: IQBAL LATIF  Respond to of 50167
 
I think if you add the weight of major support line with the trend line you may see that 3290-3370 as the range where longs can be intitated expecting the bounce. I have positive view of the tech sector and expect that bounce... I just would like to share what I think are credible opportunities as suggested by gurus I subscribe to...

The Dow Industrial Average gained over 19 points, while the Nasdaq
Composite lost over 113 points.

The market expected no change in rates from the Fed but reacted
negatively
to the comment on the continuing threat of inflation. The stock market
is
clearly on hold until third quarter earnings are released over the next
two weeks.

I have added Cardinal Health (NYSE--CAH) to our recommended
list. Shares are under accumulation for this health care services
provider with rising sales and earnings. The company seems to be
immune from presidential campaign posturing.

In the booming storage industry, be sure to own:

EMC Corporation EMC
Network Appliance NTAP
Brocade Communications BRCD

Money continues to flow out of ADCT, TSM and JDSU. Short
term traders should sell these stocks and cut their losses now.
Long-term traders should continue to hold these positions. Long
term, these are excellent companies.

Do not sell bonds. Long-term interest rates should continue to
fall well into next year.

Wall street digest..



To: ciVic who wrote (34151)10/4/2000 8:05:23 AM
From: s-words  Respond to of 50167
 
ciVic, I hope you're right, but if you redraw the NDX as a log chart rather than a linear chart, it appears that the trendline you show may have already been violated. There is another directly underneath at about 3330.

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