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To: Bill Harmond who wrote (18774)9/28/1998 2:40:00 PM
From: Rob S.  Respond to of 164687
 
Hmmm . . . ASMLF has really gotten clobbered lately. In this market, stocks with bad news or even mild adjustments to their growth outlooks can get creamed while glory stocks are bid up to nose-bleed levels. ASMLF looks good from the TA - I think your timing may be right even though there has not yet been a double bottom or cup and handle type formations to confirm it. What does look surprisingly good for a stock that has been heading down, is the MACD has been showing some strength - it actually bottomed most recently back on the 4th after coming off a low back in July. The money flow indicator shows ACCUMULATION has been taking place pretty much consistently over the past few weeks even while the stock has trended down. It has been years since I took a close look at ASMLF - but I agree that it looks like a time to buy as long as the fundamentals are reasonably OK or at least no new shocks are due to come out.



To: Bill Harmond who wrote (18774)9/28/1998 2:55:00 PM
From: Rob S.  Respond to of 164687
 
**OT** Another one that may be worth a look is Barr Labs. I just got a fax about their investment and agreement with Genetics, Inc. on a new morning after contraceptive product. Although the effects of the agreement won't be felt for a couple of years, the renewed interest in the stock might propel it off its recent decline. The TA looks fair but not as good as ASMLF. Probably good for a 15%-20% rise from the lows.