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To: Bruce L who wrote (19888)7/29/1998 5:48:00 PM
From: joe  Respond to of 45548
 


Bruce L.

Before I read any further, this must be a mistake right?

You must mean 25 rather than 15? :-)

>>it's apparent that COMS has hit bottom
in the 15 area.<<

joe



To: Bruce L who wrote (19888)7/29/1998 5:50:00 PM
From: FUZFO  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 45548
 
it's apparent that COMS has hit bottom in the 15 area.
Bruce, I hope this 15 was a typo. Otherwise my only point is that yes there seems to be a rolling correction going from industry to industry, but this year was the beginning of what is supposed to be the big infrastructure build out for the networkers, its not too late for COMS but if they don't start kicking some A@@ very soon, the buildout will be complete and a downcycle is in the cards sooner or later for all networkers. Right now ASND, CSCO are reaping the benefits, now is the time to shine (FY98,99) I hope COMS isn't too late to the party.
Fuzfo



To: Bruce L who wrote (19888)7/29/1998 6:20:00 PM
From: joe  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 45548
 


Bruce L.

I agree. I think part of the reason that COMS was in the green
today, is because it's the first one in the group to hit it's
bottom. It leads the race going downwards. But, it held
up well throughout the session. Even when there was light
trading at the end, there was buying at the $25 mark.

Of course, one day doesn't make a trend, but I at least saw
a difinite change from the sliding downward pattern.

IMO, we should be between 28 1/2 - 30 1/2. Below that, we
are oversold, so I'm hoping there will be some trading
chances on the way up.

I also agree with this whining business. I take my
lumps just like everybody else. If I give up on COMS, I'll
take my business somewhere else. But while I'm on this thread,
then I still believe there's $$ to be made, and I want to focus
on how to take advantage of it. I learn from my mistakes
and go forward.

Maybe it would help, if the poster could put [complaining]
or [venting] label beforehand.

joe