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To: waverider who wrote (5654)11/29/1998 11:03:00 PM
From: Thean  Respond to of 14427
 
D - For the tech behemoths like MSFT, CSCO, INTC and DELL (replacing ORCL), they are in the must-buy list with almost all fund managers who buy tech stocks. Therefore, as long as the money in-flow is there, these top notched, ultra-high PE tech stocks will not dwindle. The only time they did was when money in-flow was negative and doomsday coming all over the street like in late Aug. Other than that, they are buying-on-the-dip stocks with incredible steady uptrend pattern (pull out 10 year chart, not one year). I have traded CSCO, INTC and ORCL but they do not offer the excitement of quantum jumps of certain smaller caps. I have my share of drips (buy and holds and add more) and they are the likes of MO, XON, JNJ and other blue chips. These stocks will not double in a year. I aim to double my money every year. Therefore I need to find opportunities and exercise appropriate strategies to realize my goal accordingly.

PRMS - resistence at $16 1/2 - 17. I will sell it if it gets there and not ask any question.




To: waverider who wrote (5654)11/29/1998 11:53:00 PM
From: 007  Respond to of 14427
 
<I guess the thing we just need to remember is that the market always
presents opportunities. We just have to be ready for the next one.>

Those of us who missed the big move will have ample opportunities to redeem ourselves. Those who caught the big move will have ample opportunities to lose money. This market could do anything, and I mean anything. I was surprised by this last move, but I won't be surprised by anything now unless it falls asleep and moves sideways.
007

Beebs, thanks for mentioning XLNX. Huge low volume runup to last year's resistance with substantial insider selling. Very nice short idea. biz.yahoo.com

Diamond, if we don't double top, going long MSFT looks like it would be a no-brainer.