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To: Dave Gore who wrote (510)1/4/2001 10:26:21 AM
From: Dave Gore  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 6445
 
Jenna/All: In a nutshell, I like stocks right now with reasonable or low PE that have been swept down with the POS's. They could be the first to do well (at least temporarily on a snapback) Again, I like KEM, ESIO, ADPT, SNDK, ELNT, FLEX, SLR, etc. (although the last four have already come back a lot and perhaps need to drop back again before getting excited). There are others that I am looking at or have invested a bit in, but that's a start.

Especially in the tech arena, this approach should prove successful. Even if some of these quality beaten-downs are in niches slightly out-of-favor like KEM, they could do well as investors and fund mgrs. comb for values in the 2nd tier quality names.



To: Dave Gore who wrote (510)1/4/2001 10:40:08 AM
From: Jenna  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 6445
 
<UPDATE> Luckily we posted short triggers in our watch list which was ironically mostly based on short plays and most all of them have triggered short according to the trigger. We had some longs today including a early sell of MANU (held over long) an ELNT (held over long) and TLGD (held over long) but for the most part puts proliferated yet again today: PMCS, ISSX, BRCM (after a morning buy trigger long), RIMM, GLW, NTAP and finally the last BRCD