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Strategies & Market Trends : Charts for Bottom Breakout -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: Ed Huang who wrote (1615)3/20/1998 3:21:00 PM
From: tech  Respond to of 3105
 
ConSyGen Inc. (CSGI) is in the Year 2000 sector and has one of the best tools in he industry. The stock had a MONSTER breakout yesterday on the highest daily volume ever for this stock.

The stock is moving through resistance levels and I see the next one at approx. $8.00. This line was tested in the morning, but stock didn't break through. However, I am seeing strong buying on the dips and another day of huge volume.

There are many potential announcements I am expecting that should move the stock through the resistance and toward the $11.00 mark.

The company filed for a NASDAQ listing a while back and it is anticipated that it will be coming soon. They also did a pilot project for MOTOROLA and there may also be further business coming from them.

The Company's web page can be viewed at consygen.com

They also have a thread here on the SI.

Take a look at the stock, the break-out, and the news releases.

If you like, come join us on the CSGI thread.
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To: Ed Huang who wrote (1615)3/21/1998 1:03:00 AM
From: ET  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 3105
 
ed.......what do you think about ANTC's chart??????



To: Ed Huang who wrote (1615)3/21/1998 3:23:00 PM
From: Mel Spivak  Respond to of 3105
 
>>WoW what the Hell is LKON>> Linkon's site is linkon.com They make gear for automating call centers (used by AT&T for their call centers, BellSouth and others, mostly on SUNW based computers. Also their hot product is for ISP's handling internet phone calls.

They have been cash strapped. They are nearing profitability. Lots of "irons in the fire". I "host" the LKON thread. mel