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To: Judy who wrote (13992)11/11/1997 5:35:00 PM
From: Suma  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 50167
 
Judy:

I have several stocks on your list which are ...down badly.
Bay Csco are two. I also hold COMS and am just about even having
seen a big profit waste away. What is your opinion of this stock
as well as DATM and CYMI ? THanks for imput. SUMA



To: Judy who wrote (13992)11/11/1997 6:46:00 PM
From: Nancy  Respond to of 50167
 
Michael & Judy,

I tend to agree with Judy that try to catch a snap back rally is a risky business.

On the other hand, DD is interesting - stock tanked to 56 on numerous downgrades (cyclicals, etc) but it tried to come back to above 60 twice - last time it promptly fell back to 58. Today it is the second try. Haven't figured why but since I hold 99 leaps underwater, any bounce is welcome.

LOR is resilient too. Of course that stock has been a laggard in a bull market, not much downside in it.

In tech land, the only area that is still holding up is in software - so may be ORCL is OK.

of the deep-sixed stocks, unless you want to be an investor, I would stay away for the time being (Michael, you have said I am not brave enough to buy stocks on their lows, well, I did on CYMI & WDC and both made newer lows almost daily since I bought them ... ) We ain't see bottom in those stocks yet, they could get more oversold when we approach Dec and there is no relief rally in between. Then we might be able to sort out the wreckage then ...



To: Judy who wrote (13992)11/12/1997 2:00:00 PM
From: Michael Rich  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 50167
 
Judy, blocks are about 10% on QCOM trading....most of them are
on the ask side. Later.