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The American Money Tree !

An SI Board Since August 1997

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Emcee: Steve Lee	Type: Unmoderated

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25	In the core area, I bought a portfolio in late May which is up 40% since then.	Dale Baker	-	8/24/1997
24	Steve, You can buy (simulated) the MSFT if you must, but I think, although on	Stu Bishop	-	8/24/1997
23	Around the edges...look at PTIX (Performance Technologies) which makes network	Dale Baker	-	8/24/1997
22	This thread is promising and should provide valuable investing information. Fo	Donaldm	-	8/24/1997
21	I'm trying to get some TA opinions on AMAT as this stock is generating very	Steve Lee	-	8/24/1997
20	Al, You're dfinitely right about the semiconductor equipment makers. You	Stu Bishop	-	8/24/1997
19	The emergence of our portfolio: We are beginning to get a concensus that the f	Steve Lee	-	8/24/1997
18	Highest flying rocket ship I can find is JBIL. Opinions? Greg	gmccon	-	8/24/1997
17	Steve, ABTX (Agribiotech), a smallcap that has recently risen to new highs, is	JKraft	-	8/24/1997
16	Two technology leaders: Although I don't hold a position, I'd like to	Nero	-	8/24/1997
15	Even though this thread is concentrating on fundamentals, I have a high regard	Steve Lee	-	8/24/1997
14	Enabling Technologies: Chemical Mechanical Polishing (CMP) As circuits get den	ZinMaster	-	8/24/1997
13	If I had to come up with my best stocks to own for a long time, I would pick th	Robert Sherman	-	8/24/1997
12	Forgot to mention on of the things I like about QWST. The majority owner is a b	mozek	-	8/24/1997
11	Thanks Michael, I think we will see some major changes in display technology. I	Steve Lee	-	8/23/1997
10	Steve, I'm replying to myself so I'll have a reminder on this thread. I	mozek	-	8/23/1997
9	Three Five Systems, Inc., has announced a joint venture to produce a new genera	michael c. dodge	-	8/23/1997
8	Thanks BB, what sort of barriers to entry are there for other companies to ente	Steve Lee	-	8/23/1997
7	INTC - Likely to be a recurring suggestion. I like it enormously because: 1.	Alan M. Kozakiewicz	-	8/23/1997
6	Thread, Other fast growth companies to consider. NEOG- Neogen Jus	Big Bucks	-	8/23/1997
5	Steve, One must consider enabling technology companies that have world wide pre	Big Bucks	-	8/23/1997
4	Thanks for your suggestions Mike. As this thread encompasses a huge range of in	Steve Lee	-	8/23/1997
3	Take a look at TLAB, SPCT, TKLC, QCOM, and of course LU. TLAB was especially st	mozek	-	8/23/1997
2	We need to consider telecommunications companies. Businesses such as WorldCom a	Steve Lee	-	8/23/1997
1	My initial picks centre on the growing sales of personal computers. Intel (INT	Steve Lee	-	8/23/1997

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