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To: Thean who wrote (5211)	11/9/1998 10:00:00 PM
From: Alski	Respond to of 14427

Thean, If you're using a URL for SI and having troubles you might re-ping the www... to see if you get a different URL. I've been using 206.253.217.14 to get to my SI home page without any difficulty lately. I just pinged www.siliconinvestor.com and got 206.253.217.12, you might try that one too. About PRMS: I haven't been following it before it popped up all over SI this weekend. I did find this article that does a pretty good job though: fnews.yahoo.com S&P gives it their highest outlook and risk with fair value of $35.20. They also announced a joint venture in Benelux that The Street apparently likes: biz.yahoo.com If I decide to play this one after a wee correction I'll have to watch it like a hawk. I don't know what would cause it to fade but it's popped up on some SI threads that seem to pick up on momo stocks that do great for a couple of days and then crash big time. I'd follow it with a trailing stop. You know what the momo can do to a stock! So, teach me how you see small resistance at 14 1/4. Is it that trend line through the April, June, and July peaks, that wee pop back mid-August, or some fancier TA? If it gets through 14 1/4 where do you see the next resistance? It looks to me like the next downtrend is way up at 30ish, but I have to use a weekly to get back to Oct '97 to see that one. Some other TAers get 17 as a near term target by adding (I think) the difference between the recent low (5) and the inverted head and shoulders (IHS) neckline when the low was reached (11) (11-5=6+11=17). Does that make any sense to you? Gee, I'm just all full of questions tonight, aren't I. I like the way HERBA held up over the RXSD debacle too, I suppose it's because HERBA was already beaten to a pulp, Morningstar has their PE at 3.6. Looks to me like it could find pretty stiff resistance at 16, lots of trend lines converging around there in the near future. If it breaks resistance and fills that gap at 16 where do you see the next resistance? I'm not seeing anything 'till 29, which seems awfully high but might be fair value considering their dividend. BWDIK...Alski