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To: donald sew who wrote (11768)7/16/2001 11:29:37 AM
From: Chris  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 52237
 
Yep. tough work, but achievable ;)

the portfolio is not a buy n' hold, so it can be done.

congrats on your option's acct.

my own personal acct is up around 35%. (marginable but i rarely use, no options)



To: donald sew who wrote (11768)7/16/2001 12:23:18 PM
From: Lee Lichterman III  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 52237
 
I just returned from the hospital and the surgery on my son went fine. I posted this earlier on our site but wanted you to take a look.

In a "Big Picture" type post. I was looking through some charts and for some unknown reason pulled back looking at about 10 years at a time on them. As I scrolled through, I noticed that the Nikkei average is right now sitting on a multi year declining support line that has thus far held the lows of 92, 95, 98 and thus far this year. While no good for the short term, it implies that a new multi year bullish bounce is about to start there that should top out about 19000 in 2003. Heck if I know but that is what the chart implies. Wouldn't that surprise some people if it came true. There is no way I would trade just on this! Just throwing it out for a gee whiz, come back in two years to see type thing.

Wil the Mid tine hold and if the bull did resume, see how much upside there is. On the other hand, look how much downside we could have and still call this a bull market when viewing it in the Big Picture of things.......

marketswing.com

I am seeing a H&S formation on the NQ futures from Thursday after noon to just now that points down at least 50 points. Hoping for a bounce before the plunge and just entered a limit order to sell some QQQ 46 August calls. If we don't bounce though, I doubt I get filled.

News isn't helping.......

11:52 ET Applied Materials (AMAT) 44.21 -2.15: -- Update -- Hearing street talk that the company's analyst meeting at Semicon West is not going well; one brokerage firm reportedly says that AMAT CFO now not as confident about a late 2001 recovery.

Good Luck,

Lee