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To: Connor26 who wrote (238)12/11/2000 8:32:06 PM
From: Susan G  Respond to of 5732
 
Connor, I sas just looking at JNIC, it was tempting when I saw it tank today, but I have learned my lesson the hard way with falling knives and am now gun shy <g> But as soon as it bottoms and turns up a bit I'll nab it!

LU, looks like it's time to buy it, tuck it away and forget it for a year.

And maybe time to tell my best friend (a non trader who got caught) to average down maybe?



To: Connor26 who wrote (238)12/11/2000 8:42:06 PM
From: Susan G  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 5732
 
SUNW comments from Stockbottom.com:
MARKET WRAP
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Land of the Setting Sun

Somebody had to get whacked, even on a good day. Sun
Microsystems (SUNW) shares hit a new 52-week low of $32.63, but
then closed at $34, or down 12.7%, on five times normal trading
volume. This extended Friday's 9% slide, which was triggered by
concerns over accounting regularities and a slowing growth rate.
Today, Goldman Sachs' Laura Conigliaro told clients that she
thinks the company is "less likely" to beat current financial
estimates, and "fresh money would probably be better advised to
be looking elsewhere," pointing to Brocade Communications (BRCD),
up 2.5% to $225.13, and EMC Corporation (EMC), up 3.5% to $90.
Analyst Kurtis King at Banc of America told clients that demand
has slowed for Sun, and if the company fails to report
"significant" upside or doesn't raise estimates for later
periods, this period may be viewed "as the negative turning point
for the story." Ouch.