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Keep an Eye on VLGC and CPS
December 27, 2000
The Capstone
"Countdown to Profits" Continues ‹ 79% Gains!
December 22, 2000
ViroLogic
Remains A Buy
December 15, 2000
SUNW Completes
Cobalt Purchase
December 8, 2000
Being on the
Right Side of the Market
December 1, 2000
Burning to
the Ground — Capstone Short Up 76 Percent
November 22, 2000
Burning Down
The House–Capstone short up 71%
November 17, 2000
Hold On To
Capstone, It’s Still Burning
November 10, 2000
Valence Technology
Takes Part In The Space Program
October 27, 2000
Capstone Gets
Crushed – We Make Money!
October 13, 2000
Cell Robotics
Welcomes House Bill 578 With Open Arms
October 6, 2000
The first Black
Monday of October?
September 29, 2000
Crystal ball
September 22, 2000
Another
great sell call September 15, 2000
SAB is up 17%
September 8, 2000
Baltimore Technologies
Jumps 30%! September 1, 2000
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Sell SFE, VERT and ICGE in late January Rally
By Ian L. Cooper
Sell Safeguard Scientific (SFE:NYSE), VerticalNet (VERT:NASDAQ) and Internet Capital Group (ICGE:NASDAQ) into the late January rally fueled by another Fed rate cut.
Continue to hold on to ViroLogic (VLGC:NASDAQ). It’s showing an upward trend. Wall Street end of the year shenanigans have put a crimp in our two-month model. We will give it an extra two weeks to see if it finds some support.
In addition, plan to sell Sun Microsystems (SUNW:NASDAQ) if it reaches our stop-loss of US$24.50. Over the past two years, it’s grown 333 percent and looks as if it’s putting in a double bottom of US$25. However, if it breaks through its current support level, it’s a sell. Otherwise, we’ll ride it out for another two years or as long as people continue to buy big servers.
In other news, Media 100 Inc. (MDEA:NASDAQ) jumped 9 percent on news that it’s announcing its new streaming media services initiatives today during a live Internet press conference. This should include the announcement of its newest Streamriver Service Center in Burbank, California, a facility designed to satisfy a strong demand for streaming media services in the new "Digital Hollywood" market.
Ian L. Cooper
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