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To: Monty Lenard who wrote (48819)2/11/2001 1:46:57 PM
From: Lizzie Tudor  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 77400
 
The thing YOU PEOPLE forget

And the thing YOU forget is that emerging growth spaces (the kind cisco sells into) have fundamentals beyond anything you can read in a chart. The chart only tells you 'last year this space was worth xxx, and therefore this stock is overvalued, based on those metrics'.

I remember you in my discussions regarding extranet business automation a few months ago. You and somebody else thought that in 1996/7 timeframe, which was in enterprise software terms PRE-INTERNET, that supply chain optimization was maxed-out. Therefore router sales to business would slow. HUH?

Ever seen those fedex commercials about supply chain optimization... I mean they run, what every 20 mins or so on every network... why do you think anyone would advertise supply chain optimization software if it was all done in 1996? I mean, whats the point?

I don't know about jnpr as an investment but my guess is we get a 50-pt move in that stock before the naz hits 1500.



To: Monty Lenard who wrote (48819)2/11/2001 2:15:29 PM
From: t2  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 77400
 
Are you kidding? 200 shares! All that noise over 200 shares? The way the venom has been flying around this thread, I would've guessed six and seven figure exposures were at stake. Are you sure it's not 200,000?

What does one make shorting 200 CSCO at 82, and covering today anyway? $11,000!


Good for you on Cisco...assuming you held your short position that long.

As for JNPR, one has keep evaluating market sentiment and I not set in my ways that I would ride a stock down like JNPR. I did sell a lot into strength when it rallied into the high 130s.

I am very aware that any bounce in Cisco will be small unless they do something like a massive buyback plan to give investors confidence.

I am not going to miss out on stocks that may be unfairly hit due to Cisco problems as well as the negative market sentiment.

One just has to look at the trillions in sidelines cash that Greenspan has the power to release into the stock market. The money market returns would be too low to keep funds in there and the stock market will benefit.

This is the week things turn....I am confident of it and I am trading trading as aggressively as I have ever done into the coming week as it will be the turning point, IMHO.

BTW---I am not going to take personal shots at you the way you were doing. If you want to debate stocks or the market, I have no problem with it.
..and just because I am posting on the Cisco thread, it may not indicate whether I am long the stock...It is just the best place to find the most bearish peopl.....who are worth listening to (sometimes). At this point, I am sticking to the aggressive bullish position on stock and options.