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To: Tech Master who wrote (5324)2/3/1998 1:18:00 AM
From: Jimmy Chan  Respond to of 19079
 
AGREE!! i was watching the price action in amazement these days. thinking about selling everyday but the price just kept on going. i'll sell on the slightest drop or even a break even day.



To: Tech Master who wrote (5324)2/3/1998 1:28:00 AM
From: Jimmy Chan  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 19079
 
it bothers me that after a few days over bull run, all of the sudden that people are being unrealisticly about how the share price will go. this reminds me of last september's WDC situation.



To: Tech Master who wrote (5324)2/3/1998 10:58:00 AM
From: Wheats  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 19079
 
Tech Master,

My charts show the same as yours, ORCL is overbought. I would expect some consolidation in here and then the uptrend to resume. However, I am holding because:
1) I believe the stock to be worth about 40, and it could be there soon.
2) No one can call every up and down move precisely, myself included.
3) I doubt the shorts are done covering.
4) Intel looked overbought several days ago at 82, now its 85 3/4, and probably going to 100+.
5) Remember how fast the techs tanked, well they can rise just as quickly and I would like to fully participate in the party.
6) The company says Q3 (this QTR) will be good.
7) I haven't seen any upgrades yet -- I think they (analysts)are waiting for 10 more points before they feel comfortable with this one.
Basically, one risks missing the major move (up) by trading in here -- I've been there before.

Phil