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To: fedhead who wrote (148552)	10/8/2002 9:02:00 PM
From: Lizzie Tudor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164684

In a historic bear market like this , its not unusual for former bears to turn bullish. Just like in 2000 the bears threw in the towel we need the perma bulls like Abeey Joseph Cohen , Battapaglia to throw in the towel. Ralph Acampora... was he a perma-bull? (don't think so) Although he certainly has been bullish. Anyway he says intel is going to the 2-4's here- You are also seeing this in individual stocks. For example, take a look at Intel (INTC-$17.31-Buy). In my opinion, this stock is going the way of Sun Microsystems (SUNW-$2.42-Buy) to the $2.00 to $4.00 range. Message 18085269

To: fedhead who wrote (148552)	10/8/2002 10:39:12 PM
From: Victor Lazlo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164684

<<Just like in 2000 the bears threw in the towel we need the perma bulls like Abeey Joseph Cohen, Battapaglia to throw in the towel. >> What name-brand perma bears threw in the towel? Jim Grant? David Tice? They're still bearish, just as they were all through the 1990s. Give me some names.

To: fedhead who wrote (148552)	10/21/2002 11:24:01 AM
From: H James Morris	Respond to of 164684

IGT looks like a break out again. >>IGT appears to be poised to hit a home run with its EZPay system. Casinos, with thousands of slots, have to maintain huge back room counting operations, cashier's cages with a great deal of equipment, staff to fill machines, distribute coin to players, and lost time caused by unplayable empty machines. IGT eliminates these problems with its EZPay system, removing coin from the process altogether. With EZPay, players insert bills in the machines and receive back vouchers when they cash out. The vouchers can either be converted to cash at the cage or inserted in the next machine. No coin is involved.

To: fedhead who wrote (148552)	10/21/2002 6:12:01 PM
From: H James Morris	Respond to of 164684

Check out STTX. >>Steel Tech raises Q4 profit projections (1:41 PM ET) Steel Technologies(STTX: news, chart, profile)is gaining 85 cents, or 5.1 percent, to $17.50, after the Louisville, Ky., flat-rolled steel products firm raised its profit outlook due to higher volume levels, continued market share growth, and a strong operating performance. The company said it expects earnings of 56 to 58 cents a share in the fourth quarter, and $1.54 to $1.59 per share for the full year. Thomson First Call doesn't publish a consensus estimate for the company. Steel Technologies sees an increase in tons shipped of 15 percent for the quarter from last year's equivalent period, and sales approaching $128 million.