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To: pater tenebrarum who wrote (65594)	2/7/2001 4:57:17 PM
From: marginmike	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 436258

Where's the fear? Dear Fellow Investor, Where IS the NASDAQ headed next? Are we headed for economic recession ... or the much sought-after 'soft landing?' Will the hundreds of technology stocks that crashed and burned in 2000 EVER make a comeback? Is the new Bush Administration good--or bad--for the stock market? These are the crucial questions facing all investors today. Problem is--nobody's got ANY concrete answers. As a result, the market continues to flounder in no-man's land, up one day and down the next. And investors, shaken from last year and afraid of what could lie ahead, have adopted that classic 'wait and see' attitude. And THAT'S what gives us the FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY we have today. My name is Michael Murphy, and I've been analyzing and investing in technology stocks for over 30 years. This is what I want to tell you today: While everyone else sits on the sidelines, smart investors who know--and act on--the five things you CAN count on in 2001 have an unprecedented opportunity to profit--big time. Let me show you what these five critical pieces of information are: 1. Biotech is the Next Big Thing in technology, and anyone who plans on being in the stock market for more than 10 minutes MUST own a piece of it today. Last year alone, the AMEX Biotech index was up a whopping 62% and my Technology Investing clients made over 100% returns with select biotech stocks. But, mark my words, when Celera publishes the entire human genome sequence in Science magazine this February, the stocks will soar to previously-unimagined heights. 2. Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan will do EVERYTHING in his power to avoid recession in 2001. In January alone, he made two separate, significant interest rate cuts, and it's painfully obvious Greenspan doesn't want to be blamed for sending the economy into a tailspin. Additional rate cuts are a definite possibility! 3. The big technology companies will bounce back FIRST. After a year like 2000 investors are in no mood to make bets on small, unproven stocks. They still want to profit from the fastest- growing industries--but they want to do it more safely by buying the big, profitable companies. The proof is in the pudding: just so far this year my Technology Investing readers have raked in 31% on the dominant industry leaders we loaded up on--at huge discounts--at last year's end. 4. Technology earnings will surprise to the UPSIDE. Despite what you're hearing in the media, my sources at all of the top tech companies are still looking for a VERY STRONG year. Market researchers are projecting PC sales growth of at least 17%, semiconductor revenues up 25%, cell phone sales jumping a whopping 37% and a leap in most end-user consumer products of 15%-20%. Juniper Networks' and Applied Micro Circuits' recent positive announcements are just the tip of the iceberg! 5. There's a monstrous BUYING PANIC coming. It will either make you rich ... or bury you alive. Once investors realize where technology is really headed in 2001, there's going to be a MAD DASH to pile back into the stocks as quickly as possible. Most investors will be too late, and they'll wind up kicking themselves once again as they miss most of the NEXT BIG RUN UP. Don't let that happen to you. We've been through this before--in 1974, 1994 and most recently in 1998. Last time, my readers and I loaded up on a handful of the world's most dominant technology companies at crazy-cheap prices ... and we made a killing. Twelve short months later we were up an astounding 157%. I never thought it possible, but we now have an amazing opportunity to do it all over again. Please, I implore you, make the most of it. To find out the names of the 5 technology stocks I'm advising my clients to load up on here, visit investorplace.com and sign up for my just-released FREE REPORT, "5 Technology Stocks Every Investor Must Own-BEFORE the Coming Buying Panic." You'll be glad you did. Sincerely, Michael Murphy, Editor Technology Investing -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Copyright 2000. AT&T. All rights reserved. AT&T, AT&T and Globe Design, and AT&T WorldNet® Service are registered trademarks and service marks of AT&T Corp. in the United States and other countries. The other marks which appear on this Web Site may be marks of third parties that are not affiliated with AT&T. AT&T and its affiliates do not control or endorse the content of third party Web Sites. Please read the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.