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Industry Calls Archives: Internet - December 2000
Internets
Thursday, December 29, 2000: Overall market weakness expected.

Thursday, December 21, 2000:  Overall market buy. Buy with stop-loss. Over the last three trading days, we've gotten strong bullish signals on all but two of the companies that we track in this industry. 

We see this sector turning up, however many of the signals we are getting indicate some chance that the buys could break down. Here again, if the sector slips more than 10% or so, it would cancel the buy. As previously stated, the biggest upside within this industry is likely to be seen in the business-to-business (B2B) and internet infrastructure areas.

Monday, December 18, 2000:  While we expect the entire sector to start turning up shortly, our strongest buys are on the B2B and internet infrastructure areas, the sub-sectors which have been the most volatile in recent months.

Monday, December 11, 2000:  Sell. While we have not been getting many bearish signals for internet stocks in general, we have gotten short term sells on the B2B and internet infrastructure sub-sectors, which are up more than 50% each since our buy call on November 30. This, combined with the probable market-wide reaction, is likely to create serious drag on the internet sector as a whole. While here, again, we do not expect this to be a long-term correction, we tend to be somewhat more cautious in dealing with this sector (which as a whole is up about 20% from its lows) in what is not definitively a bull market, and would recommend exercising such caution in any new buying of internet stocks in the near term.

 

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