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Technology Stocks : Centennial Tech(CENL)-current and future -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: manny t who wrote (246)	12/1/2000 4:08:12 PM
From: Brian	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 260

CENL is only 36% off of its high and 387% up its low of the year. Compared to the average hi tech company, this is a great one to own this year. The problem isn't with CENL its with the market. Look at the comparitive performance with intel and microsoft siliconinvestor.com Brian

To: manny t who wrote (246)	12/6/2000 2:03:56 PM
From: Shel10	Respond to of 260

Suspect that the price drop is due to a combination of factors. 1 - The volume of shares traded is not significant. 2 - Within that volume is probably a significant percentage of individuals that bought when stock was below $5.00. 3 - Most have doubled, and some have tripled, the value. 4 - They have held for one year and are selling to take profits to buy any one of the undervalued tech stocks that are long term holds - Motorola is a good example, it's down below $20. 5 - very little interest from institutional investors, and not enough shares available if they were. Centennial only has 3 million shares to trade. If they were to try to accumulated a block of 300,000 shares, they'd be considered as an insider. Centennial needs to do a split of at least 3 for 1. We should see a rise to $20 in a few weeks. The quarter is closing. Good profit numbers will generate interest.