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Strategies & Market Trends : VOLTAIRE'S PORCH-MODERATED -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: jeremy_atticus who wrote (30576)	2/6/2001 7:24:41 PM
From: Dealer	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 65232

Yes Jeremy! That is what I read early in the afternoon. Then now this is posted. Certainly does not hurt to have an alterative site. To:Paul Shread who wrote (24361) From: SI Admin (Jeff) Tuesday, Feb 6, 2001 5:00 PM View Replies (3) \| Respond to of 24404 I am still here and administering the boards. As always SPAM will be dealt with in a timely and appropriate manner. Jeff dame

To: jeremy_atticus who wrote (30576)	2/6/2001 8:06:40 PM
From: Dealer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 65232

A F T E R H O U R S .. Q U O T E S & EARNINGS REPORT DATES Voltaire's Porch Basket of Stocks These Stock Have Not Been Picked By Any One Individual GORILLA--A company that controls it market because it has a discontinuous innovation ,one that is not compatible with existing systems. The market is in a hyper growth stage, and they control the architecture. There is a high switching cost to using some other company's product, KING--The Market leader, properly with a two-times lead or better over its closest competitor. If the lead shrinks too far, the king becomes a prince, and we have a kingless market. Because they lack architectural control, and because switching costs are low, they cannot force competitors onto the defensive the way Microsoft, Intel, or Cisco can. Compaq is a king. Seagate is a king of hard drives. A lot of study has been done on these stocks by the Gorilla and Kings thread. There are the stocks that are discussed most often on the porch........and 1 or more are in most porcher's portfolio. The following Stocks are on the Gorilla and King Index CSCO CLOSE 35 3/4 AFTERHOURS 33.5625 GMST CLOSE 50 7/16 AFTERHOURS 50 INTC CLOSE 35 7/16 AFTERHOURS 34.875 JDSU CLOSE 51 13/16 AFTERHOURS 50.625 NTAP CLOSE 44 7/8 AFERHOURS 43.9375 QCOM CLOSE 82 15/16 AFTERHOURS 82.5 SEBL CLOSE 66 1/4 AFTERHOURS 66 The following Stocks are on the Gorilla and King Wait and Watchlist The Watch & Wait Index consists of stocks that have some desirable characteristics but are not necessarily Gorillas or Kings - at least not yet. Most of them will not be, but they bear watching for that possibility. They are as follows: BRCM CLOSE 92 1/2 AFTERHOURS 88.625 CREE CLOSE 32 11/16 AFTERHOURS 32 ELON CLOSE 23 7/16 AFTERHOURS 23.5 ITWO CLOSE 51 1/2 AFTERHOURS 50.25 PMCS CLOSE 66 9/16 AFTERHOURS 64.625 RMBS CLOSE 45 7/8 AFTERHOURS 45.375 RNWK CLOSE 8 3/8 AFTERHOUR 8.125 SNDK CLOSE 29 3/16 AFTERHOURS 28.25 WIND CLOSE 36 7/8 AFTERHOURS 36.875 "Voltaire's Cover Call Strategy 101" see Post # 9490 Post #'s of Recent Cover Call Strategy Discussions From recent discussions--August 16,17 and 18, 2000 see post #31425 updated 8/31/00 Contest: “Which Stock Will Double?” link below Message 13523976 27272 Original Posts "Voltaire Cover Call Strategy 101" E A R N I N G S---D A T E S SSTI 1/11 CREE 1/11 PMCS 1/11 INTC 1/16 ITWO 1/16 RNWK 1/16 SNDK 1/17 MSFT 1/17 NEWP 1/18 SDLI 1/19 CMRC 1/19 ELON 1/17 BRCM 1/23 SEBL 1/24 JDSU 1/25 QCOM 1/25 CSCO 2/6 GMST 2/12 NTAP 2/8 BEAS 2/13 WIND 2/28