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Industry Calls Archives: Semiconductors - June 2001
Semiconductors
Friday, June 15, 2001:

Overall market buy.

 

Thursday, June 7, 2001:  Overall market weakness expected.  Sell with buy stop.  We've gotten bearish signals on about four-fifths of the stocks we track in this industry, most of these coming in the last two days.  Having moved up about 20% in the last six trading days (about 15% since our buy call on technology last Friday morning), the semiconductor sector has again reached the resistance range that it has been unable to overcome in the last several months.  We do, however, see some chance of the sector overcoming this resistance in the next several weeks, and if it is able to move up about another 10%, it will have successfully broken out to the upside and should be clear for another bullish move.  Should this happen, we will keep you informed.

Friday, June 1, 2001:   Overall market buy.  Buy.  This sector is back around support levels set up over the last month-and-a-half.  It has come down nearly 20% in the last two weeks and like internets, should be poised for a relatively significant upmove in the near future.

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