*AV*--First night all week I get to go to bed prior to 1:30am. The response requested for GALTF is contained within today's newsletter. Apparently the stock made the RST Scan List tonight.
Radar Trader Newsletter
Scan List- High Tech Commentary
August 21, 1998
AND NOW A WORD FROM OUR SPONSOR:
DELL(117-15/16,+8 3/8)-we talked about HERD MENTALITY and the BULLS were stampeding yesterday. The buying is not over yet since it added a few points to its current price. Today is a double witching day and heavily optioned DELL may very wel be the target of some unusual mayhem.
ADPT-gave back part of its gains today probably due to profit taking and genral market uncertainty. CNBC is sticking a knife into the semiconductor sector and trying to convince us that oil may be the place to be.
IPEC-gave up some of its recent gains today but my opinion has not changed. Given the perception of this sector, weakness in pricing will afford the long term investor an opportunity to get in on the ground floor. More importantly, it could be an good positional play if their enabling technology all of a sudden is implemented by the leading edge companies who may buck the trend in capital spending.. They offer an enabling technology that will be required for advanced device manufacturing. IPEC is likely to generate operating losses for the next several quarters before order rates pick up and cost cutting measures improve the bottom line mid to late 1999.
AD-Analog Devices received some not so nice press from Goldman Sachs today. They are reducing EPS estimates and think it will take at least 2 quarters for top line and EPS growth to resume.
PLAB Photronics Q3 EPS beat consensus estimates by $0.02 ($0.24 vs. $0.22 consensus), as revenues exceeded the $55-$57M at $58M used as the pre-announced guidance in early July. Price competition with DPMI remains an issue some accounts but they still continue to gain share as they brought on board recent advanced capacity equipment. Even though they have been affected by the Asian Crisis, they are still seeing the shift to higher-priced masks. Certain analysts see the expansion overseas allowing 15% revenue growth in FY98 and accelerating to more than 20% in FY99. Eventually the shift to advanced designs, die shrinks, replacement tooling and cost effective re-designs will results in a dramatic recovery for both PLAB and DPMI. OF the two, DPMI always seems to get the nod since it still has the impressive Dupont name in its corporate title.
For those of you that have been following this newsletter, I am happy to report that some of the Big Boys are starting to agree with us on certain stocks. Happily, we are one step ahead of them on the learning curve. Some excerpts from these highly compensated analysts.
VTSS-Vitesse Semiconductor - STRONG BUY due to market leadership in the SONET market with a 12-Month Price Target: $45.
VTSS us the best pure play for investors in the SONET IC market. Being the industry leader in gallium arsenide (GaAs) integrated circuits (ICs), makes them well positioned to leverage that strength for this rapidly expanding segment of the communications industry. With one of the first 6" GaAs fabs (most are 4" or smaller) being completed and ramping up in Colorado Springs, VTSS will no longer be capacity constrained. This fab will provide 2.25 times more ICs per wafer processed at substantially lower costs and therefore, higher margins. One of the few IC manufacturers to have a book to bill solidly over 1.0 (1.65:1) and a solid backlog of over 5 months, there is no reason that bookings should not continue to grow. VTSS will prosper as other Silicon IC providers struggle to come out of this industry downturn. 50% long-term growth rate is possible and significant margin improvements should result from the conversion to 6" wafers in the Colorado Springs facility.
AMCC-Applied Micro Circuits-a communications IC supplier targeting high growth applications markets such as SONET, fiber channel, Gigibit Ethernet, and ATM. They have entered into an agreement with IBM giving them access to Silicon Germanium technology, considered to be a next generation alternative to GaAs. Between VTSS and AMCC, we have both bases covered. AMCC is experiencing rapid growth in its telecom business but is till experiencing weakness its ATE business (Automated Testing Equipment) that may hold them back for next 2-3 qtrs. This is consistent with my opinion of the entire IC sector.
I should give LEVL its own line of commentary but right now it is more of an aside to both VTSS and AMCC. While LEVL is the leader in copper-wired LAN transceivers and is aggressively leverage that expertise in the Gigabit Ethernet market, they still have some short term challenges. They have to transition to a 3.3V capability and have to develop a more cost effective Gigabit Ethernet transceiver. As mentioned before, LEVL recently acquired Acclaim Communications in order to provide products higher up in the network layer model.
LSI-LSI Logic, a NYSE stock that is not part of the Scan List criteria pre-announced 3Q results and expects revenues to be down 10% sequentially. They see weakness in both North America and Europe for their silicon solutions, especially in the communications and computer markets. Asia and Japan remain steady. They are hoping to meet expectations in the Video game, DVD and Digital Camera arenas. However, forward earnings are being lowered and their 12 month price target has been reduced from $23 down to $18 and appears to be fully valued at current levels. Unfortunately, I do not think the Symbios acquisition has been factored into the equation yet. Business is not as robust as expected by Symbios, going into the latter part of this year.
ADCT-ADC Telecomm, a stock that appears on the unabridged Scan List, Q3 FY98 EPS $0.02 above the consensus of $0.28 EPS. EPS upside was due to slightly better than anticipated revenues and gross margins. Drving these numbers are broadband connectivity (up 30% from last year) and Soneplex (up 23% ). According to CS First Boston "ADC tracking 6-10 additional RFPs in cable systems mkt and 2 major RFPs
with RBOCs in HDSL mkt."
ALTR -Altera- worth re-iterating that yesterday, ALTR began shipment of its first 0.25 micron product-with the roll out of new products remaining on schedule.
DS-Dallas Semiconductor- another NYSE stock that does not get visibility from the Scan List but is an IC semiconductor stock-growing at ~23% per year since 1988. Their customer base is diversified as well as its product base. They have a robust communications-oriented business (~50% of rev) but may have some real good upside potential from proprietary ICs in both the E-commerce encryption and smart battery management chip markets. Gross margin and operating margin were stable (52%, 22%), and it is possible they could have somewhat of a recovery by the end of this calendar year. The prudent investor might consider being early to this dance by watching closely for the beginnings of a rebound within the next 4 weeks. They might be able to make up ground faster than one would expect..
And finally, as a special request from a citizen on one of the internet discussion forums I participate on:
GALTF-Galileo Tech- Based in Israel but with offices in US, GATLF is a fabless communications IC provider focused on controller-oriented solutions for datacommunications and network OEMs. They are in flux right now most due to a painful and unexpected transition away from the Ethernet markets. Unfortunately it looks as if this is occurring before its new product, called GalNet-II, was ramped into production. They have carved out a nice niche for themselves in the center of the market and may indeed posses strong technology, but you have to wonder why they did not properly anticipate the rapid decline of the Ethernet market. This is going to be an issue for them for the next year possibly. Make no mistake about it, GALTF looks to be attractively priced (trading close to 10x 1999 P/E and having about $3.75 cash value per share)
with limited downside risk. They do stand to benefit from their new Fast Ethernet product but it may be overshadowed awhile due to the issues discussed above. Those with long range vision might consider a conservative position in GALTF and adding to that position as improved revenues are reported for the GalNet-II product become reality.
RADAR TRADER COMMENTARY
13 stocks on the list but as you will see, very little to get excited over. As a matter of fact, we should only say there are 11 stocks on the list. GALTF made it to the opening section prior to the RST list being received and RAIN made the cut as a heads up to an investor friend of mine.
XIRC(27-1/16, +9/16)-back to slow but steady wins the race. Stock retreated a bit today as some profits must have been taken. The $2.25 trading range today might have led one to believe this was a nice trading opportunity but I would not have ventured into that arena. This stock is heading in one direction and all that really should be done is to protect your profits by putting the appropriate stops in place and raising those stops as the stock moves upward. Very nice volume today (2X normal)
SPYG(13-11/16, +1/8)-unless you played the dip in price the first hour or so of the trading session it was a ho hum day with a nice steady rise towards the end of the day worth less than 1/4. The stock seems to be finding a nice home here even though it traded 2.5X average volume. SPYG has settled down after its 3-4 point 2 day pop early this week. This one is a hard one to judge but from the cheap seats it looks like the contract with MOT was the force behind the rise in price and SPYG may be properly valued right now. This sets the stage for stagnation or some profit taking possibly.
COMS(31-3/8, +5/8)-nothing new to report here and what we may have seen was some residual-follow through purchases relative to the host of press releases on the 19th.
CREAF(11-13/16, +1 13/16)-this stock has always worried me when it moves like this. I really do not have a fondness for foreign (F) stocks with but a few exceptions. I have seen games played in the past with Singapore firms and it just makes me queasy. CREAF traded close to 2.5X average daily volume and this volume preceded a post market close company press release. Gee Whiz, an 18% pop in price prior to a company press release. Been getting a lot of these lately or is it just my imagination. However, this time it was not from CREAF but from defendant in a lawsuit.
Thursday August 20, 5:33 pm EST Company Press Release
SOURCE: Aureal Semiconductor Inc.
Aureal/Creative Technology Litigation Update
FREMONT, Calif., Aug. 20 /PRNewswire/ -- Aureal Semiconductor Inc. today announced updated information regarding the litigation between itself and Creative Technology Ltd. Creative and E-MU filed suit in February alleging that one of Aureal's Digital Audio Processor infringes upon a patent which describes a specific implementation for an electronic musical instrument designed by E-MU. Aureal filed a motion for summary judgment of the Creative/E-MU suit which is scheduled to be heard by the court on September 18, 1998. In response to this action, Creative/E-MU has filed a motion for a preliminary injunction with respect to the Vortex AU8820 chip and Aureal's new Vortex 2 AU8830 chip. Aureal continues to believe this suit is without merit and intended to slow down Aureal's mission of bringing innovative audio technology to the marketplace.
Coincidence or something else. You decide.
WAXS(30-3/8, +3/16)-Lackluster day
ORCL(24-9/16, +1/8) -Lackluster day. Still waiting for that run to $30 promised more than 3 months ago. Only reason that I am following this stock is that it was a-very strong recommendation by some trustyworthy people. Made a run for $28 or so from early to Mid July but has been in a negative trend ever since. The last 3 days do not have me convinced it has turned around.
GALTF(11-3/4, +11/16) -see section above where I have showcased this stock. See links below for some recent stories. CS First Boston initiated coverage of this stock today with a BUY rating.
MIPS(21-1/2, +1 «)---printing new 53 week highs-and may be running in concert with ARMHY as the lower cost alternative for investment. Very attractive long term investment if it were to retreat back into the mid teens.
CUBE(18-15/32, +1/32)-no real action here today and very lackluster performance. I am beginning to thinkit is trying to find a home at $19 for awhile. I may need to evaluate this stock as it is real difficult to judge on a daily basis. This is more of a definite positional stock where you sketch out an entry price and an exit strategy, then follow the news. Don't get me wrong, I like the company and what it has to offer but it is not an overnight success story that might pop at any moment. This is for the experts in daytrading to determine.
SHVA(6-5/8, +3/16)-- Shiva is a global provider of remote access for businesses which connects employees, customers and partners securely and reliably to business networks with integrated telephone network and Internet-based solutions. The company is going through some dramatic restructuring and my wife, a Systems Administrator tells me these guys might be able to arise from the ashes. Not worth getting involved in at this point in time unless you are proficient in scalping fractions. For the gamblers keep in mind that this stock is trading close to its 52 week low but is down 94% from its late September 1996 high of just over $60. It has spent a good portion of the last 18 months flat-lining after the 6 month period of price deterioration from 9/96 through 5/97. My wife and I have a vacation bet on this stock.
APCC(34, +7/16)-while this-not exactly stellar you need to re-read my previous comments relative to my " "3 wave theory" and this being on the upside of a third wave.
MPRS(5-13/16, +1/32)-Some of the reasons I am following this is because of its games for the winter holiday season and the HAS acquisition of this company that is underway. I think the shareholders will not walk away highly compensated as a result of this deal but if one gamer succumbs to the overtures of a big toy company, you never know what the fallout will be for companies like AKLM and GTIS.
RAIN(9-9/16, +1/4)-a theme restaurant like that of Planet Hollywood and Hard Rock Caf‚. This is getting an honorable mention for my friend Scott. RAIN appears as #55 on this Scan List which is 5 stocks below my mental cut off point. The list used to be only 50 stocks long but we decided to extend it to 65 just to see what was just out of reach of the radar. So, for what it is worth Scott, RAIN made the lower periphery of the RST SCAN list. Better than not being on it at all.
Andrew Vance
SPECIAL REPORT: Newsletters and Online Chat-rooms
08/20 7:29A (DJ) Net Stock Gurus Valuable Tools, But Investors Are Warned
By Johanna Bennett
NEW YORK (Dow Jones) --when OKlDay" started playing the market three months ago, she knew nothing about investing. So when she read a newspaper article about a World Wide Web page where investors post their stock picks on message boards, she was impressed. And she was equally impressed with one particular pundit, "Lion Master," whom she blindly followed, buying whenever and whatever he posted.
It took her about a week to lose her investment, roughly $4,000. "I lost big time," said OKlDay, who declined to reveal her real name. "I was warned to be careful. - I learned my lesson the hard way."
Unfortunately, according to some chat-room operators, too many Mom-and-Pop investors are engaged in the same blind-man's bluff version of follow the leader.
The Internet is playing midwife to a growing number of pundits whose supposed expertise at picking winning stocks has gained them fame and followings on message boards and chat rooms. Ranging from the Motley Fool, a famous financial Web site that recommends its own portfolio, to personalities with their own threads on Silicon Investor, they provide a valuable tool to those on the prowl for the next big market score.
But all too often, investors, especially novices, blindly follow these "gurus," buying their picks and skipping the legwork and research normally required to make intelligent decisions.
Add to that the fact that some of these "gurus" have less than altruistic motives, and an unsuspecting investor can end up getting badly scorched.
It is just one area of Internet investment fraud that has come to the attention of the Securities and Exchange Commission. An agency spokesman declined to discuss particular cases or particular "gurus." But scams can range from the typical "pump and dump", to paid promoters who fail to disclose to the public that they receive compensation for including a particular stock on their list of picks.
"I feel it is an enormous problem," said an official with Silicon Investor, a popular investment message board that caters to technology stocks "People are frequently following gurus and shirking their own responsibility for doing their own due diligence. They are not considering what the possible motive of the 'guru' might be."
The power of a message board stock guru can be considerable. Since their "picks" are sometimes followed by hundreds, even thousands, of investors, they easily can send a small, low-priced stock spiraling.
"Our society is into hero worship and the vast majority of people are
followers looking for a hero," said Steve Marek, co-founder of KingFine, an Internet message board dedicated to stock-picking. "But people are here to make a profit, and if they think someone can help them do that, they will follow him."
Some Pundits Legit, Others 'False Profits'
Many pundits operate rather informally, posting recommendations and tips on message boards where their names are recognized. Others start up their own message board threads, such as "TA Trader," a Lutheran pastor from Michigan, whose thread, "TA Trader Gizzard Study" has counted more than 2,400 postings in three months.
"I do this because I love to trade," he said. "It's like a Monopoly game a diversion from work, Besides, I like helping people."
Others turn it into a profession, publishing e-mail newsletters and Web sites where some charge users hundreds of dollars a year in membership tees.
Joe Park, a restaurant owner from Manhattan whose alias, "TokyoMex," is recognized in almost any chat room, does all three. The former corporate attorney started his stock-picking last year when he began e-mailing a newsletter to members on a Motley Fool chat room. Today, a message board on Silicon Investor that bears his name counts more than 30,000 postings and he runs a daily informational Web site - "Tokyo Joe's Societe Anonyme" - that caters to momentum trading.
Members, who number about 130, pay $499 annually for access to the site. A disclaimer warns Web site users that "Societe Anonyme" isn't required to provide information to federal authorities and has no obligation to disclose its trades. So users should assume that while they are buying a stock, "Societe Anonyme" is selling a stock.
"I don't consider myself a guru," Park said. "I share information with
people
Certainly some gurus are legitimate, amassing a following with a proven track record. Others are far from knowledgeable, relying more on luck than skill. And some are "false profits," bent on hyping and manipulating a stock for their own profit.
In the end, it is up to investors to take care. "My opinion is that some
(message board gurus) are dangerous," said Mike Burke, a former hedge-fund manager who runs a thread on Silicon Investor called "Ask Mike Burke."
"Some of them, the depth or their knowledge is not great," he continued "But they can be useful. You have to judge the information yourself. You should not look at the name of the person saying things, but why they are saying it."
"Newcomers especially must be careful," said KingFine's Marek.
Founded earlier this year, KingFine originally was intended to track the results of a stock-picking contest initiated on a Yahool Finance message board. Now the site includes an archive of contest statistics that provides users with a track record against which to judge other people's stock picks.
"You have to demand to see fundamentals," said co-founder Marek, who is also known as "stockmeister."
"And I like to see the track record," he said. "That's a key." The site is free of charge, and anyone can post. Put all stock picks must be accompanied by backup information or the message is deleted from the board, Marek added. Most Internet message boards, however, don't monitor postings.
Ironically, Marek said he is a poor stock-picker. He attributed his
notoriety to his days on the Yahoo! Finance message boards, when he corralled other participants to help him do his due diligence. Although he never will buy a stock based on one person's recommendation, he
will buy if the stock is endorsed by at least three people he considers
trustworthy -
Sometimes, especially in momentum trading, there just isn't enough time for thorough research, Marek said.
"It's not the best thing to follow Just one person," he said. "But it is appropriate to follow three, especially if you check their work and their records. Nobody is always right, but if they're right more than they're wrong, then I will buy. I made a lot of money this week doing it."
Andrew Vance
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Prosearch 5.0* Top Stock Report
08/20/98
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4> XIRC - XIRCOM INC COM .DCS
Price= 27.1 ( 85) AvgVl= 724.3 ( 97) 1-Dy = 102.1 ( 93)
2-Dy = 109.6 ( 98) 3-Dy = 114.8 ( 98) 4-Dy = 108.7 ( 96)
1-Wk = 110.4 ( 97) VL/30= 122.2 ( 89) 2/30 = 171.4 ( 89)
3/30 = 155.6 ( 86) 4/30 = 132.5 ( 82) 5/30 = 130.8 ( 83)
%Rnge= 91.0 ( 81) DRAvg= 67.0 ( 90) ConDy= 3.0 ( 98)
Exchg= 3.0 ( 50)
5> SPYG - SPYGLASS INC COM .INT
Price= 13.7 ( 56) AvgVl= 484.0 ( 96) 1-Dy = 100.9 ( 89)
2-Dy = 105.7 ( 96) 3-Dy = 121.6 ( 99) 4-Dy = 138.6 ( 99)
1-Wk = 132.7 ( 99) VL/30= 133.3 ( 90) 2/30 = 221.8 ( 93)
3/30 = 380.0 ( 98) 4/30 = 377.3 ( 99) 5/30 = 306.4 ( 98)
%Rnge= 74.0 ( 75) DRAvg= 59.0 ( 79) ConDy= 4.0 ( 99)
Exchg= 3.0 ( 50)
7> COMS - THREE COM CORP/3COM CORP COM .DPE
Price= 31.4 ( 88) AvgVl= 7302.2 ( 99) 1-Dy = 102.0 ( 93)
2-Dy = 105.0 ( 95) 3-Dy = 107.7 ( 96) 4-Dy = 107.4 ( 95)
1-Wk = 109.1 ( 96) VL/30= 99.3 ( 85) 2/30 = 153.2 ( 86)
3/30 = 144.5 ( 84) 4/30 = 121.0 ( 78) 5/30 = 107.2 ( 72)
%Rnge= 78.0 ( 77) DRAvg= 64.0 ( 87) ConDy= 3.0 ( 98)
Exchg= 3.0 ( 50)
14> CREAF - CREATIVE TECHNOLOGY LTD COM .DPE
Price= 11.8 ( 48) AvgVl= 711.5 ( 97) 1-Dy = 118.1 ( 99)
2-Dy = 124.3 ( 99) 3-Dy = 124.3 ( 99) 4-Dy = 121.1 ( 99)
1-Wk = 125.9 ( 99) VL/30= 251.5 ( 96) 2/30 = 232.4 ( 94)
3/30 = 180.3 ( 90) 4/30 = 147.7 ( 86) 5/30 = 138.6 ( 85)
%Rnge= 94.0 ( 82) DRAvg= 44.0 ( 49) ConDy= 2.0 ( 96)
Exchg= 3.0 ( 50)
17> WAXS - WORLD ACCESS INC COM .TES
Price= 30.4 ( 88) AvgVl= 421.8 ( 95) 1-Dy = 100.6 ( 88)
2-Dy = 102.1 ( 91) 3-Dy = 105.8 ( 94) 4-Dy = 110.2 ( 97)
1-Wk = 110.4 ( 97) VL/30= 85.8 ( 82) 2/30 = 113.0 ( 75)
3/30 = 114.9 ( 74) 4/30 = 102.0 ( 68) 5/30 = 89.9 ( 58)
%Rnge= 49.0 ( 58) DRAvg= 61.0 ( 84) ConDy= 5.0 ( 99)
Exchg= 3.0 ( 50)
19> ORCL - ORACLE CORP COM .DSO
Price= 24.6 ( 82) AvgVl= 7006.6 ( 99) 1-Dy = 100.5 ( 87)
2-Dy = 105.3 ( 96) 3-Dy = 103.1 ( 89) 4-Dy = 103.1 ( 87)
1-Wk = 100.2 ( 58) VL/30= 81.9 ( 81) 2/30 = 124.8 ( 79)
3/30 = 122.9 ( 77) 4/30 = 112.7 ( 74) 5/30 = 110.8 ( 74)
%Rnge= 81.0 ( 79) DRAvg= 55.0 ( 73) ConDy= 2.0 ( 96)
Exchg= 3.0 ( 50)
22> GALTF - GALILEO TECH LTD COM .ESE
Price= 11.8 ( 48) AvgVl= 218.5 ( 91) 1-Dy = 106.2 ( 97)
2-Dy = 103.2 ( 93) 3-Dy = 116.0 ( 98) 4-Dy = 119.7 ( 99)
1-Wk = 122.0 ( 99) VL/30= 119.0 ( 89) 2/30 = 107.3 ( 72)
3/30 = 101.9 ( 67) 4/30 = 92.2 ( 61) 5/30 = 82.7 ( 52)
%Rnge= 100.0 ( 99) DRAvg= 54.0 ( 71) ConDy= 1.0 ( 93)
Exchg= 3.0 ( 50)
28> MIPS - MIPS TECHNOLOGIES INC COMMON .ESE
Price= 21.5 ( 78) AvgVl= 328.6 ( 94) 1-Dy = 107.5 ( 98)
2-Dy = 108.1 ( 97) 3-Dy = 110.2 ( 97) 4-Dy = 111.6 ( 97)
1-Wk = 113.9 ( 98) VL/30= 46.1 ( 68) 2/30 = 75.4 ( 53)
3/30 = 90.2 ( 59) 4/30 = 106.2 ( 70) 5/30 = 88.9 ( 57)
%Rnge= 86.0 ( 80) DRAvg= 79.0 ( 96) ConDy= 5.0 ( 99)
Exchg= 3.0 ( 50)
34> CUBE - C CUBE MICROSYSTEMS INC COM .ECC
Price= 18.5 ( 72) AvgVl= 646.9 ( 97) 1-Dy = 100.1 ( 83)
2-Dy = 100.1 ( 79) 3-Dy = 103.6 ( 90) 4-Dy = 107.0 ( 95)
1-Wk = 107.8 ( 95) VL/30= 79.5 ( 80) 2/30 = 82.3 ( 58)
3/30 = 81.0 ( 52) 4/30 = 83.4 ( 54) 5/30 = 73.4 ( 44)
%Rnge= 68.0 ( 73) DRAvg= 73.0 ( 94) ConDy= 1.0 ( 93)
Exchg= 3.0 ( 50)
39> SHVA - SHIVA CORP COM .DSO
Price= 6.6 ( 18) AvgVl= 323.6 ( 94) 1-Dy = 102.9 ( 95)
2-Dy = 108.1 ( 97) 3-Dy = 110.4 ( 97) 4-Dy = 106.0 ( 94)
1-Wk = 115.2 ( 98) VL/30= 95.2 ( 84) 2/30 = 93.0 ( 66)
3/30 = 86.1 ( 56) 4/30 = 70.4 ( 42) 5/30 = 68.0 ( 39)
%Rnge= 76.0 ( 77) DRAvg= 47.0 ( 55) ConDy= 3.0 ( 98)
Exchg= 3.0 ( 50)
47> APCC - AMERICAN PWR CONVRSN CORP COM .ELE
Price= 34.0 ( 90) AvgVl= 651.6 ( 97) 1-Dy = 101.3 ( 91)
2-Dy = 100.0 ( 75) 3-Dy = 100.3 ( 63) 4-Dy = 103.2 ( 88)
1-Wk = 103.8 ( 90) VL/30= 80.4 ( 80) 2/30 = 73.8 ( 52)
3/30 = 75.0 ( 47) 4/30 = 81.7 ( 52) 5/30 = 82.0 ( 52)
%Rnge= 80.0 ( 78) DRAvg= 51.0 ( 65) ConDy= 1.0 ( 93)
Exchg= 3.0 ( 50)
48> MPRS - MICROPROSE INC COM .DSO
Price= 5.8 ( 16) AvgVl= 208.0 ( 91) 1-Dy = 100.5 ( 87)
2-Dy = 100.5 ( 84) 3-Dy = 101.6 ( 81) 4-Dy = 101.0 ( 65)
1-Wk = 101.6 ( 80) VL/30= 68.5 ( 76) 2/30 = 55.4 ( 38)
3/30 = 66.9 ( 40) 4/30 = 70.9 ( 43) 5/30 = 88.5 ( 57)
%Rnge= 100.0 ( 99) DRAvg= 61.0 ( 84) ConDy= 1.0 ( 93)
Exchg= 3.0 ( 50)
55> RAIN - RAINFOREST CAFE INC COM .FRS
Price= 9.6 ( 29) AvgVl= 340.6 ( 94) 1-Dy = 102.6 ( 94)
2-Dy = 103.3 ( 93) 3-Dy = 101.9 ( 83) 4-Dy = 101.3 ( 69)
1-Wk = 104.0 ( 90) VL/30= 73.2 ( 78) 2/30 = 111.2 ( 74)
3/30 = 104.4 ( 69) 4/30 = 95.9 ( 63) 5/30 = 112.5 ( 75)
%Rnge= 50.0 ( 62) DRAvg= 29.0 ( 17) ConDy= 2.0 ( 96)
Exchg= 3.0 ( 50) |
