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Strategies & Market Trends : Steve's Channelling Thread -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Zeev Hed who wrote (25031)	8/21/2001 11:18:15 PM
From: anon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 30051

Zeev, have a good trip.. don't you worry, Larry and Rich will hold the fort while you're gone. -g-

To: Zeev Hed who wrote (25031)	8/22/2001 3:43:45 AM
From: thecalculator	Respond to of 30051

Later, Let us know if you get a chance to check out the new FAB 2. thecalculator

To: Zeev Hed who wrote (25031)	8/22/2001 3:57:34 AM
From: LTK007	Respond to of 30051

here is a link to a lot of those indicators,some of these i don't know what they are:) But the ^VXN based on where it is coming from would need to hit at least 62-65 before i was satisfied.^VIX last two major bottoms were hit when ^VIX nudged just above 40.I still see much room for these to rise.Max the link finance.yahoo.com

To: Zeev Hed who wrote (25031)	8/22/2001 6:57:58 AM
From: Crimson Ghost	Respond to of 30051

Have a good trip!

To: Zeev Hed who wrote (25031)	8/22/2001 10:22:05 AM
From: Carl R.	Respond to of 30051

Hi Zeev. I don't usually click on banner ads, but I bumped into one that tempted me this morning. "Looking for a one-sided bottle?" kleinbottle.com Carl

To: Zeev Hed who wrote (25031)	8/22/2001 10:26:23 AM
From: Casaubon	Respond to of 30051

Thanks for always coming back <ggg> Enjoy your family!

To: Zeev Hed who wrote (25031)	8/23/2001 2:41:31 PM
From: Andrew Vance	Respond to of 30051

Well, hopefully you will get this message when you get back, and I am glad you aren't around to jinx me on my WFR play<GGGG>. Just a few more cents and we have a 100% gain, but it is also looking like there might be more life in this stock. While the near term outlook is not to enticing, all they need to do is hold on for a few more months. I wouldn't be a buyer though, without good cause, since the volumes are tapering off, and we will probably be selling into some of the strength that might be shown over the next few weeks. the train left the station on this one, IMO, and any upside might very well be met with selling into the strength. At least this is what I will be doing. On a new subject for this thread, I have been looking for some non tech stocks to give some serious consideration. given some of the great discussions here, I would love to get some dialogue going on either PLA or PZL. I will be willing to send anyone who requests it, some crude background stuff I was accumulating that got me thinking that some of the worst of times might already be behind these guys right now. avance@radarview.com

To: Zeev Hed who wrote (25031)	8/27/2001 5:27:34 PM
From: Sully-	Respond to of 30051

Enhanced Global SEMIndex Launched at www.SEMIndex.org SAN JOSE, Calif., August 27, 2001--An enhanced SEMIndex® , a powerful web-based index research tool to help analysts and investors track the chip equipment and materials industry, was unveiled today. The announcement was made by SEMIndex sponsor Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International (SEMI), a global trade association of more than 2,400 companies that provide the technology and materials for building chips to power computers, cell phones and thousands of other industrial and consumer electronics. The Global SEMIndex and all sub-indices have been restated historically in the new site. These restated index values may be obtained on the website by downloading available Excel-formatted data. "Now, investors worldwide can receive Index values every three to four minutes for 20 of the 24 hours in the global trading day," explained SEMI senior vice president and Index spokesman David Ringler. "We'll provide data on eight different sector indices, including a global index, regional indexes for Europe, Japan and the U.S. and for several varying market capitalization categories," Ringler said. He also noted that much of the information is now downloadable as Excel-formatted data. The SEMIndex, produced for SEMI by InvestorCom, Inc. in New York, is comprised of 65 of SEMI's global public semiconductor equipment, materials and related services companies. The only global sector index of its kind, the SEMIndex was created to educate investors about the sector and the difference in the performance of semiconductor and materials sector equities from semiconductor stocks as represented by the Philadelphia SOX index. The SEMIndex includes industry sector companies with market capitalizations of U.S. $50 million or more. The market-weighted index includes companies from the U.S., Japan and Europe. In addition to a primary market-weighted index, there are sub-indexes based on geographical regions and market capitalizations. The SEMIndex web page also provides links to index company websites, five-year historical sector performance information and current industry market statistics. The SEMIndex, adjusted daily for input from Asian and European markets, was set at a value of 100 on January 4, 1999. The high this year was 260. New SEMIndex features: * All three regional indices (U.S., Japan and Europe) are now tracked on an intraday, 3-4 minute delay, live basis; investors in Tokyo during their trading day can watch their region's SEMIndex trading activity on an essentially moment-to-moment basis; same for Europe and U.S. * The composite global SEMIndex will display the entire index results on a 24 hour world time basis; viewers can see the relative movement of the composite index on a region by region basis. * Viewers can easily download index data for a particular display (e.g., Japan index, 5 yrs.) in an Excel tabular format; that data can then be merged with other Excel-formatted data for comparative purposes. * Regional SEMindices will now include comparative regional major indices (e.g., Tokyo Nikkei, German Dax) in addition to the Nasdaq and SOX in the U.S. Based in San Jose, Calif., SEMI is an international industry association serving more than 2,400 companies participating in the semiconductor and flat panel display equipment and materials markets. SEMI maintains offices in Austin, Beijing, Boston, Brussels, Hsinchu, Moscow, Seoul, Singapore, Tokyo and Washington, D.C. For more information, visit SEMI on the Internet at www.semi.org. semi.org!OpenDocument

To: Zeev Hed who wrote (25031)	8/27/2001 5:42:57 PM
From: TREND1	Respond to of 30051

Zeev You got me into this stock. Now no where to be found when there is a question(g) .................................................. NEW YORK (CBS.MW) -- Looking for a quick buck? If one analyst is correct, you may not have to actually take your chances on the slot machines International Game Technology makes to hit the jackpot -- you just need to buy the stock. Goldman Sachs analyst Steven Kent, who has the shares (IGT: news, chart, profile) on the firm's "Recommended List," told clients Monday he sees a trading opportunity in the stock ahead of the upcoming Global Gaming Expo. "Over the past four years, IGT shares have appreciated up to 20 percent in the weeks leading up to the gaming show in October," said Kent. "We believe the trend will continue this year." ..................................... Zeev Is this going to come true again? Larry Dudash