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To: Gary who wrote (5722)4/19/1999 5:37:00 PM
From: mauser96  Respond to of 17183
 
Beating estimates won't help unless the upside surprise is a huge one. The market goes through these manias periodically, and it just takes time for reality to assert itself. The present collapse isn't company specific, it involves almost all the techs. For some reason, suddenly all the institutions are convinced that the world wide economy is going to boom, so they are selling techs to fund purchases of economically sensitive stocks. IMHO, the evidence for this turn in the world economy is very weak. Apparently they are taking the idea from rising oil prices, which I think will last only until the first OPEC member begins serious cheating. These are the same institutions that were heavy sellers of the techs last fall, just when they should have been buying. The techs may be overpriced but it won't take much of a run up for the cyclical companies to be overpriced also.



To: Gary who wrote (5722)4/19/1999 8:47:00 PM
From: Donald B. Fuller  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 17183
 
>>Short term, if EMC beat the est. by .02 to .41 what impact will it have on EMC's stock price while we have a, tech. correction going on in the market?>>

Better than missing by .02