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To: Rudy who wrote (8445)	11/12/1997 4:36:00 AM
From: JB Cocallas	Respond to of 13456

Hello All, Some interesting news on the DD makers... fool.yahoo.com Also see the techstocks.com to techstocks.com Excellent reading for traders on this the #1 Day Traders Thread - The Last Frontier. Keep up the good work. Jim

To: Rudy who wrote (8445)	11/12/1997 7:07:00 AM
From: dd	Respond to of 13456

Rudy- Thanks for the TA. Appreciate it very much. Happy Hunting dd

To: Rudy who wrote (8445)	11/12/1997 8:20:00 AM
From: marc chatman	Respond to of 13456

Rudy, I'll second that thanks on the TA. Since I'm just learning, it helps to be able to compare my thoughts with those of someone who has more TA experience. Looks to me like there are still some shorting opportunities. The tech stocks are being hammered almost in a rotation. We saw the semis and semi-equips get taken down. Then the box-makers and some component manufacturers like the dd's. Networkers (except CSCO). It looks as though we may now be seeing telcom equipment get hit. Some of the software companies have held up well (MSFT, PSFT). Is there some reason why they should be immune to the selling? Maybe there is a short opportunity there. MSFT still trading at PE 49, and PSFT at PE 119. There must be some way to make money in this market. I'm sure not making any on the long side.