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To: wizzards wine who wrote (5176)7/29/1998 1:35:00 AM
From: Jorj X Mckie  Respond to of 34811
 
Preston,
Gotta love that CSCO!!! Pattern is a little screwed up even though it looks similar. CSCO's normal behavior is to run up before earnings then to pullback after earnings. We had the normal run up, but we have pulled back before the earnings announce (maybe because of the general market downturn?). Regardless, chart looks like it wants to turn around and we have a week to go before earnings:)

Also check ASND. Pretty chart, RS positive, held $50 support so far and October is coming up quickly (Referring to LU pooling of interest restrictions being lifted). Move to $56 will be a pretty good confirmation, but I will likely enter without the confirmation.

Later,
Tom



To: wizzards wine who wrote (5176)7/29/1998 8:50:00 AM
From: chartseer  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 34811
 
Couple of items of interest.

Chart DIA a condensed version of the DIA. Jan compare chart of DIA to your DJIA chart. Identical, are they not? SPY for SP 500.

Clear station's Kensey just E-mailed CSCO as a short. Don t know if it is relative or not. Just wanted to inform post since there seems to be an interest in CSCO as a long.

Personally think most Mkt action will be on the short side for the next few weeks, maybe even months.

Only one mans opinion then again I may be wrong.



To: wizzards wine who wrote (5176)7/29/1998 10:44:00 AM
From: Ms. X  Respond to of 34811
 
It does seem to be repeating itself doesn't it? Earnings in the midst of a market correction may not do much. I'd play it by the chart. We may have a bearish signal reversal in the works or it may just steadily decline given recent market movement, until it finds support. I'm not saying Cisco is in any trouble, I don't see that but it can't help but be affected.
A break of support at 91 would not be good.

Janeroonie.