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To: drsvelte who wrote (7516)2/21/1999 8:28:00 PM
From: Thean  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 14427
 
Thanks to all for the internet access suggestions. Warner Cable, the local cable company, has not rolled out its Roadrunner products here in Cinci after months and months of delay. I suspect it is due to the same reasons as in Austin - no workers to make it happen. I do plan on giving it a try once it is available. But until then, I'm still stuck with the POT line.

Doc - after reviewing your 4 suggestions, I like EAII the best. EAII has a very clear support at $48 - where it closed last Friday. If the tech market can be positive to neutral next week, it looks like the sine wave should carry it up. I also like its stochastics. Unfortunately, it would be at the mercy of the overall tech market if things get ugly again next week.

SPNSF - Alski's sugggestion - I like this a lot, especially its stochastics where a bottom is shown to be in. Its support is also at around $9 and with its 50% growth rate this year, it has a PE of 15-20 with this year earning. It has not shown a lot of volatility versus the overall market and this may be one of the high growth, value plays that the market sentiment may shift to favor in the coming weeks and months.



To: drsvelte who wrote (7516)2/22/1999 9:22:00 AM
From: drsvelte  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 14427
 
re MACR (from Briefing.com)

Two stocks trading at or near pivotal support levels are Macromedia (MACR 30 1/2 +1/2) and Network Associates (42 1/2 - 7/8)... Stocks off respective highs by 28% and 37%... While Briefing.com contends that former vulnerable to additional downside of roughly 10%, latter expected to bounce of 40 level... NETA trading at 20x estimated FY99 earnings, with long-term growth rate of 31%... MACR on other hand, trades at 74x projected FY99 results with l/t growth projected at 34%... 12-mo targets are at 36 and 55 respectively.