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Technology Stocks : Cohu, Inc. (COHU) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: robert b furman who wrote (2561)	12/20/2001 11:09:50 AM
From: robert b furman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7827

Note to self, CRITICAL TIME HERE. Cohu holding at 200 day moving average on very light volume. Leaders Nvls and Amat both dropped below 40 - they are hovering on their 50 day moving average. Prewarnings really driving news negative - sorry market everything is red. Perfect time to buy.But whole market teetering on poor earnings projections. This is a real tug of war within the SOX.Overall market is giving the clue - trying to hold onto gains and get over the 200. Really tough to watch nothing going on - except down on light volume - most tempting. Bob

To: robert b furman who wrote (2561)	12/27/2001 7:56:57 AM
From: Proud_Infidel	Respond to of 7827

Samsung Group Raises Sales Target, Lowers Investment Goals for 2002 December 27, 2001 (SEOUL) -- The Samsung Group said on Dec. 24 that it expects 2002 sales figures to swing up from this year's 123 trillion won to 130 trillion won, but added that it plans to reduce investments from this year's 6.8 trillion won to five trillion won in 2002. Lee Hak-soo, head of the Samsung's restructuring taskforce, stated at a press conference that the company expects next year's economy to improve slightly or remain similar to this year, and has targeted a conservative management plan. "We expect this year's pre-tax profits at 6.6 trillion and at 8.9 trillion next year," Lee said, adding that the company will reduce overall lending of all subsidiaries from a combined 14.4 trillion won this year to 10.2 trillion in 2002, to bring down its debt ratio to 72 percent. (Maeil Business Newspaper, Korea)