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Technology Stocks : CheckFree Holdings Corp. (CKFR), the next Dell, Intel? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Benny Baga who wrote (18952)	11/5/2001 7:27:57 PM
From: jfoley	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 20297

re; tell me something I dont know" Benny, no insult, but you are in love with a stock. What has it done for you? Just because all the other stocks ran off a cliff does that make it ok? yes 3 of 4 stocks go down in a bear market. NVDA exhibited strength. I would rather invest my money in a stock that is going up than one going down. Wow, so if nvda doubled in the las few weeks, the Nasdaq must have doubled also?" That statement makes no sense. I pointed out a stock that was NOT going down since you pointed out that ckfr was down since the NAz was down. Are you thinking clearly? I didn't know much about ckfr when I first started shorting it and did not need to since it broke a technical pattern in the middle of a horrible bear market. That is all I needed to know. Your love for ebpp may cost you a lot of money. I never fall in love with stocks. I just like to make money that is the only reason I trade stocks. Make money, move on. I don't tell the market what it should value a stock at. The market tells me. Do you really think you can yell at the market "hey ckfr is the primo ebpp company no other company is as good" and the market will say ok and move it up? No way, too many funds may have gotten burned and will never touch this type of stock again. Sure it may go to 10 and get some interest that pushes it to the 20s and it could swing at that level for months, then go nowhere. Read a book called How to profit in bull and bear Markets by stan weinstein. You will make and save a lot of money. I have. j