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Technology Stocks : Concurrent Computer (CCUR) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: ENOTS who wrote (6696)	1/27/1999 10:24:00 PM
From: steve olivier	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 21142

Wow, these posts are long tonight. It is days like today, when you have to be sure of yourself. Everyone says they want to buy on the pullbacks, but when they happen, they don't buy because they are now worried that something is wrong. So they wait until the stock rallies and they are felling better and then buy. Point is, everyone is now thinking that maybe the stock was manipulated and there is no buyer. There is a buyer folks. Who do you think is taking those block prints at the end of the day? This is just beautiful marketing being done by the trader (traders) responsible for building the position. They are either accumulating and printing higher or shorting and then dropping to cover their shorts. But either way, someone is taking blocks at ever increasing prices. They have you all second quessing yourselves and thinking something is wrong. That way you won't buy at the bottom with them. I tried to take some below 4 today and they wouldn't give it to me.

To: ENOTS who wrote (6696)	1/27/1999 10:28:00 PM
From: Ed Newman	Respond to of 21142

If you run a comparison of CCUR vs Nasdaq, S&P or DOW going back a year or two years, you will see we are doing all right. I think what disappoints is that many of us are waiting for the big explosion, the geyser, the blastoff... but in point of fact, we are seeing a measure of market recognition here and and can expect more, based on many factors cited elsewhere. There are dozens of highly touted companies that I have looked at their charts and found they way underperformed the market... badly. CCUR has been a disappointment in terms of the time it has taken, but in the long run, I remain optimistic. e