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Technology Stocks : COMS & the Ghost of USRX w/ other STUFF -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: Pullin-GS who wrote (9146)11/13/1997 2:57:00 PM
From: Jeffery E. Forrest  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 22053
 
Take a look at the Semi's, Semi-Equips and Box-makers.

I haven't been getting any clearcut signals inre these guys.
RSI, Stochs, MACD, etc have all been indicating oversold, but
they just keep getting MORE oversold.

This is when I wait for a Candlestick to light the way.
We might be getting that signal NOW.

Several of the quality blue-chip issues in these groups
appear to be forming Hammers or Dojis.

I'm looking at the open, the low and trying to anticipate a
closing price.
To make a good hammer there should be a two to one ratio
between the open/close and the low. For every ONE point
between the open and close there should be two points to the low.
ex.-it opened at 10, had a low of 7, it would need to close
at 9 to make a Hammer.

Here's the stuff I'm playing with. The numbers can be fudged
a little, but they should remain as close to the 2 to 1 ratio
as possible.

Open Low Needs close at/above to form a Hammer

NVLS- 39 35 37 3/4
LRCX 34 31 33
ASMLF 68 1/2 63 66 1/2

AMAT, INTC, ALTR and alot of the others in these three groups
look like they're doing the same thing.
Take a look. If you see some good ones, lemmee know.

Forgot to mention-Volume is also backing up this scenario.

Still don't like the networkers. Maybe tomorrow.<G>
For the time being I'll continue to scalp points.
Yer right about COMS- looks like a trader for now.