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To: Clint E. who wrote (18357)11/12/1998 10:22:00 PM
From: mattie  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 68115
 
Glad to have you on this thread again. It's not only this thread that is quiet - it seems all of Wall Street is. On one hand the market is overbought and due for a pause, on the other, the Fed is meeting next Tuesday and may lower rates. I think people are taking a wait and see attitude. I know I am.

I sold my Dell yesterday, 71 5/16. I held on after buying it that great day in October - bought it for 45. Not bad for a month. I am loaded up on the semi's right now. I have been holding my INTC, and I added MU last week (I posted that buy on this thread), I also hold VTSS - good pick of yours. Not much else is exciting right now.

Any ideas?



To: Clint E. who wrote (18357)11/15/1998 12:11:00 PM
From: xcr600  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 68115
 
< ...So what do we need to do to revive this thread? More market discussions? More technology discussions? How about daily stock picks? Momentum trading ideas?..>>

Clint, how about some TA on how and when you choose to take a position in a stock? Moving avg's, vol, charts or?? Curious how you make your picks, especially in identifying a short candidate. (This might be basic stuff for some of the regulars on here, but I like to here what some of the better traders use.) Thanks



To: Clint E. who wrote (18357)11/15/1998 4:39:00 PM
From: Johnny Canuck  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 68115
 
Hi Clint,

>> I am disappointed at this thread. I stop posting for a couple of days
>>to take care of a project at work and everybody goes on a vacation.

I am afraid I won't be much of an active participant on this thread for the next
couple of weeks. My professional and personal commitments are pretty
pressing right now. This thread has alway been unusal in that there seems to
be more lukers than posters. The thread made the top 120 most bookmarked
threads, but you would not know it considering the total number of posters
and the volume of messages.

On the stock front the number of stocks that are one standard deviation
below their 200 SMA stopped falling on Nov 6 with a value of
32 percent. This indicator has fallen consistently since the high of Oct 9
of 73 percent. We have been rising consistently for the last few
days and were at 38 percent on Friday. The 200 SDMA is at 36 and the
40 SDMA is at 56. There is only minor resistance at 54 on the chart.
It looks like the market may have topped for the time being and
we are headed down.

I saw a news storys on negative interest rates in Japan and the
Japanese expansion package. I can't see it working as most governments
are not willing to re-inflate their economies. The low interest rates
have helped them get their deficits and debts under better control.
I would think that it will take more than that to stop Japan's deflationary
trend.

It looks like they are trying to promote stablilty in Brazil too. It may be too little
too late. In the intermediate term, it is my sense they we are headed
into a mild recession.

I'll try to drop in when I can.

Regards

Harry



To: Clint E. who wrote (18357)11/16/1998 11:27:00 AM
From: j g cordes  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 68115
 
Clint.. "I am disappointed at this thread. I stop posting for a couple of days to take care of a project at work and everybody goes on a vacation."

Its not that no one posts here, its that we're all so brief, terse and pithy.

This exhuberance following Iraq capitulation won't last long.. the real problem is 9000 certification.