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Strategies & Market Trends : Guidance II -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: 2MAR$ who wrote (207)	3/2/2002 8:11:06 PM
From: DebtBomb	Respond to of 2077

I thought you might like that part marsh. ;-) Yep, after 4 weeks red in a row, the Nasty closed green for the week. Now, ORCL dropped a bomb, maybe TXN too. And, there's going to be some profit taking after Friday's rampage, IMO. I hit ORCL in AH's Friday too, scalped that dude. But, I'm going to go into "dumb mode" here. They're going to milk this economic data for everything it's worth. ISM services on Tuesday. Factory orders on Wednesday. I can hear them screaming on CNBC, recession over, recovery, buy now, ENE over blown, if you don't buy now you'll miss the boat, (I think they stopped using "train", and the "V"). Nasty market here for investors, their taking them out and shooting 'em, one at a time, RSTN, GNSS, IVGN, recent ones. Storage died some, so KLAC, AMAT, NVLS are the new momos, oh boy. Did you see ELNT too on Friday, had it on my screens with CCMP. Opticals and networkers, still dead, communication chippers---yuk, all good shorts after ramping, IMO. ISM data should have Hong Kong going nuts Sunday night. Going to be interesting to see if these global markets can break out of their down channels now. JNPR, what a blast, I'll never forget those comments on thefly, the one that got detracted, short to 20, ho ho ho. I'm going to play dumb here now, until INTC AH's Thurs.. What's up with all of those INTC insiders dumping, and analyst comments, hmmmm. Lot's of stocks at lows, and under lower B, some nowhere to go but up, some washed out, others just plain dead and waiting for bankruptcy. Thanks, I like this thread for posting pertinent data.