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Compuware (CPWR)
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Anyone else follow this stock? I bought in late September at 20, sold on Monday at 31, only to see a very unexpected 6+ gain today to 37 1/8.

They are a very solid company. The reason for the gigantic price decrease over the last year was the fact that they were mainframe centric in a market that was quickly becoming client/server centric. That has changed with the introduction of ECO Tools and other products. Their quarterly reports show good services fees and development spending. As well, their mainframe tools are still top notch and the mainframe is NOT dying, just subsiding.

I'm wondering about getting back in on a couple point retreat, maybe the 33 neighborhood. Anyone have any info to add?
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1627Re: Karmanos et al buy Nice to see them put their cash on the table. Not that John Finley-10/15/2001
1626insider.thomsonfn.com CEO Karmanos, purchased 50,000 shares on 09-19-01 at $9.97rschopp-10/15/2001
1625I'm not sure where those extra shares are from but from their latest 10K: &lJohn Finley-6/29/2001
1624I keep a page of statistics on various stocks I own. I compare weekly changes moaxp-6/29/2001
1623Wake up everybody, read this, then go back into hibernation <g>. siliconiJohn Finley-5/3/2001
1622Well, CSC was today, INTU yesterday. Even ORCL... It's getting tough to maJohn Finley-3/16/2001
1621<i>Revenue from Compuware's Professional Services Division was <b&gJohn Finley-1/23/2001
1620not much reaction: 11 7/8 12 3/8Doug Skrypek-1/23/2001
1619here it is: biz.yahoo.comDoug Skrypek-1/23/2001
1618<i>Any predictions for tomorrow's report? </i> I would assume tJohn Finley-1/22/2001
1617Any predictions for tomorrow's report?Frank Drumond-1/22/2001
1616<i>Shouldn't we have received the usual quarterly earnings warning by John Finley-1/9/2001
1615Shouldn't we have received the usual quarterly earnings warning by now?Doug Skrypek-1/9/2001
1614Pete felt it necessary to shoot a few goats. What a job from hell Beth ChappellJohn Finley-1/9/2001
1613Karmanos cleans house, too bad he didn't tender his resignation also. biz.yDoug Skrypek-1/8/2001
1612Yep, it was McPeake according to Bloomberg's. Tenacity is one of his attribJohn Finley-1/5/2001
1611I assume that was our buddy McPeake. I'm glad he's not holding a grudgeJohn Finley-1/4/2001
1610Compuware Corp. STRONG BUY CPWR: THE WORST IS LIKELY OVER--UPGRADING FROM HOLD TDEER HUNTER-1/4/2001
1609WOW! AN UPGRADE... Prudential moves CPWR up to STRONG BUY...Doug Skrypek-1/4/2001
1608Wow, that was a quick reaction to the Fed drop <g>. Actually it was the sJohn Finley-1/3/2001
1607Wednesday January 3, 3:59 pm Eastern Time Press Release BMC Software Expected ToDEER HUNTER-1/3/2001
1606What happened? Suddenly I am seeing a bid of 9? Can't be the interest cut asR. Ramesh-1/3/2001
1605Moving in the right direction. Looking like 2 months of recovery then watch 1stqstraight-->arrow-11/1/2000
1604Doubled up on my holdings of this company. Like the way share price is acting instraight-->arrow-10/28/2000
1603Probably was halted. They warned yet again........ They're back trading noJohn Finley-10/9/2000
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