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ClearWorks Shareholders Approve Merger
February 2, 2001
Clearworks Nears Completion of Eagle Wireless Merger
January 26, 2001
Sun Meets Profit Estimates, But Dark Clouds Loom
January 19, 2001
Mixed Market Turmoil
January 12, 2001
Sell SFE, VERT and ICGE in late January Rally
January 5, 2001
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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Say Goodbye to the January Rally
By Ian L. Cooper
Wall Street tried to find its motivation today, but fell short, and might not find it for a while. For the third consecutive day, stocks fell and threatened to put the NASDAQ back to where it began, wiping out a January rally.
By midday, negative news surrounding Dell (DELL:NASDAQ) and Lucent Technologies (LU:NYSE), and pessimistic views of Oracle (ORCL:NASDAQ) and Nokia (NOK:NYSE) hit the market hard. The NASDAQ was down 62, the Dow fell 61 and the S&P 500 lost 10.
Lucent Technologies is being investigated by the feds for possible accounting fraud, relating to US$679 million in revenue reported last year. The company already took the money off the books, but has not mentioned anything about the fraudulent claims. The stock fell another 11 percent today.
And, about to do its first layoff ever, Dell Computer, which warned last month of missed profit expectations, is getting set to cut its workforce. This is due to a price war that has been brewing in the PC industry. Dell fell eight 8 percent.
Oracle managed to bring down the software stocks after Morgan Stanley cut its the company’s growth forecast. The stock fell 11 percent on the news. In addition, the global wireless slowdown forced UBS Warburg to remove Nokia from its top 10 ten global tech stock picks. This stock lost seven 7 percent in Europe, hitting a two year low. It also fell seven 7 percent on the New York Stock Exchange.
As the market tries to figure out which way is up, there was nothing new to report about our current stock positions.
Ian L. Cooper
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