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To: Valentin who wrote (229)4/1/1998 2:17:00 PM
From: Rex Dwyer  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 471
 
I took some profits.

Hi Valentin,

I agree that the Duke report was garbage... But the stock has hit a good price. See below what I sent to my e-mail list yesterday. Also see my strawman valuation at
Message 3398526
I think $45 is a good median price.
Montgomery has a $1.94 EPS target for 2001 and 2002.

Rex
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*** Sold CYBX ***

I sold CYBX today at $31 7/8. It hit my price goal of $25 or higher taking a
120% gain in 9 months. I also suspect window dressing with this great
performer.

I may revisit this one if the price falls later, or if sales continue to
increase.

I am looking for another good economically resistant stock. Otherwise, I may
have to follow the crowd and buy the S&P index like everyone else...

We seem to be the final throws of this bull market. The individuals may keep
the indexes propped up for many more months however. I have certainly noticed a
slowdown here in the Silicon Valley. Its easier to get into Palo Alto
restaurants, with less traffic. With many companies beginning layoffs, I think
its important to realize that many temps are let go before "permanent" employees
get cut. So a 10% reduction in force actually means more than that.

Rex

Comments and suggestions are welcome!
PS,If you do not want my updates, please reply...

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To: Valentin who wrote (229)4/1/1998 5:38:00 PM
From: Dennis  Respond to of 471
 
Hi Valentin, yes I see your point. I am very bad at timing buy and sell so I feel somewhat better if I buy and hold, especially when there is no negatives other than overvalued. What the heck, they have a monopoly product and a huge potential market. If they don't mess it up this should be a no brainer. IMHO gg