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To: Elroy who wrote (85933)11/17/2020 1:01:08 PM
From: Sam  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 95422
 
Sorting out now where we are in the normal semi cycle versus where we are in the pandemic purchasing shift is challenging.

I agree with Elroy. Comparing today's prices with the March lows isn't warranted--those prices were the anomaly. With interest rates so low and likely continuing to be low according to the Fed and tech revolutions like 5G, autonomous driving, IOT and various developments growing from AI like advanced robotics, medical advances and much more, all of which depend on more and more semiconductors, I look for higher prices and higher PEs which will be justified by higher profits.



To: Elroy who wrote (85933)11/17/2020 9:52:54 PM
From: robert b furman  Respond to of 95422
 
HI Elroy,

I'd add oil E&P companies in that "suffered badly" category.

CVX and XOM have been on a tear since the week before Pfizer's announcement.

Looking good and should support the general market.

Now TSLA joining the S&P 500 - yikes (from what only can be called a lofty valuation!

Some day in the future, ganna be blood in the streets.

I pray I'll be out early and leave some on the table.

Bob