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To: Boplicity who wrote (5074)	12/13/2001 1:58:09 AM
From: stockman_scott	Respond to of 13815

Here's what The John Hancock Technology Fund Manager had to say about the Nasdaq and some specific stocks... moneycentral.msn.com <<...Marc Klee is focusing on companies that are most leveraged to an economic upturn. The portfolio manager of the John Hancock Technology Fund (JHTCX, news, msgs) says those include stocks in the semiconductor, software and contract outsourcing sectors. Since Sept. 20 and 21, the average tech stock has risen 45%. Is it overdone? Klee, a guest on CNBC's Street Signs Wednesday afternoon, says, "Yes and no. ... The market has moved very quickly, very fast and the easy money has been made." That doesn't mean it's over, however. Klee predicts that by next fall, the Nasdaq will hit 2500. "Tech will not only be an outperforming sector, but it will do well over the next 12 to 18 months," he says. He adds one caveat on the sector: "It will, however, slow down considerably." In other words, Klee says tech stocks won't see the kind of growth they saw in the last bull market...>> ______________________________________ IMHO, it's a stockpicker's market -- examine the sectors, invest in the best stocks AND be disciplined about booking profits...=) Regards, Scott