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Technology Stocks : Winstar Comm. (WCII) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: James Fink who wrote (5114)	4/13/1998 3:30:00 PM
From: silicon warrior	Respond to of 12468

James: Your profile suggests you believe in bold strokes. You apparently shorted both wcii and DELL in the face of contrary opinion. Thus, you recognize investing is about managed risk and informed opinion. I used wcii gains for the buy, so I'm playing with the House's $$...See ya.....at 60....

To: James Fink who wrote (5114)	4/13/1998 3:39:00 PM
From: Steven Bowen	Respond to of 12468

Jim, your building wouldn't be on WinStar's DC PMP network would it? Why don't you try to sign up for the service and report back to us how it works.

To: James Fink who wrote (5114)	4/13/1998 3:40:00 PM
From: Alan Aronoff	Respond to of 12468

<<To buy more WCII stock, on the very day it breaks an important support level, is INSANE. Y'all will learn the hard way that to defy technical analysis is a costly mistake. >> Jim, The close is far more important than where trading is occurring intraday. A close above $40 will actually strengthen WCIIs support IMHO. Even if WCII closes slightly below $40 in coming days on low volume I would not consider that broken support. Not until volume confirmed. 50 DMA does make things interesting at slightly below $40 but of course uptrending...

To: James Fink who wrote (5114)	4/13/1998 6:39:00 PM
From: Louis savarese	Respond to of 12468

Don't think anyone has a death wish. For the most part we are investors, who are more than willing to go with the tide, up and down. I for one have surfed from 3 to 32 back to 9 the to the current level. Bottom line, we have 100%+ upside from here. When it comes to this management " Nobody Does It Better "

To: James Fink who wrote (5114)	4/13/1998 7:44:00 PM
From: Bernard Levy	Respond to of 12468

Hi James: I decline to speculate where the bottom on WCII might be (somewhere between your target of $36 and today's price of $40 appears likely), but I would recommend that when WCII concludes its consolidation phase, you should go from short to long. An entry point in the $35-$40 range would be outstanding given long term stock price projections for WCII. Don't let your past exchanges with regular WCII posters stand in the way of making some money. Keep in mind that WCII has 750MHz in all top 50 US markets, and holds the LMDS license for the San Francisco area. With today's testing of P-MP equipment, it represents about everything you should look for in a broadband wireless company. Best wishes, Bernard Levy