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Technology Stocks : Cisco Systems, Inc. (CSCO) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Stock Farmer who wrote (61480)	9/30/2002 1:17:57 AM
From: ehasfjord	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 77399

Interesting... The last time I checked AFCI financials the cash and cash equivelents were a little above $8.00 a share and it had a 10 on the stock scouter rating on the CNBC/MSN rating report (which I somewhat mistrust). The rating now is a 7 on very heavy volumn. The volumn figures are something else! I know AFCI owns a bunch of CSCO, but figured that had purchased them at a real deal. Perhaps the drop in value of CSCO has had a real negative effect on AFC? )t didn't back when CSCO hit around $10. HMMMMM? All I can really rely on are the candles etc... which DO reflect the institutional traders thoughts. I do know that AFCI has not hit a bottom, and will continue to drop (at least short term). Will look for a re-entry price when the bollinger bands consilidate, and the candles show a positive bottom that is confirmed the next daily session. BTW, using your figures, AFCI is selling for 1.41% over cash value - this isn't bad for a "growth" company. Here is the link I'm refering to, and thanks for your insite and thoughts! moneycentral.msn.com