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LMT (long) Larry Swing - Sep 30, 2004 - LMT is in an
ideal technical position... Read More
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PLMO (long) Larry Swing - Sep 28, 2004 - After a
tremendous run of over 300%, PLMO began consolidating, and then eventually
fell into a large gap. Was this a simple change of fortune? We do not think
so; company fundamentals continue to improve, and despite the fall, relative
strength remains very strong. We believe the recent decline is a
market-induced (the NASDAQ has dropped sharply) buying opportunity. Increased
convergence in portable technologies should continue to shift fundamental
forces in favor of PLMO. Read More
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NAVR (long) Larry Swing - Sep 27, 2004 - In late 1998,
NAVR rocketed to a high of 27. Unfortunately, investors have not seen
equivalent prices since; the stock fell for three years before reaching a low
of 0.85. Since this low, the stock has had several years of good performance,
has recovered somewhat, and is now consolidating near 15. We believe that the
stock remains undervalued despite the advance. Read More
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CREE (short) Larry Swing - Sep 23, 2004 - CREE has run
up tremendously in recent months. The advance has brought the stock above significant
resistance that existed at 29. However, the breakout had no follow-through,
and the stock now looks weak. A move below 29 would be very bearish...
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AMAT (long) Larry Swing - Sep 21, 2004 - After
consolidating slightly below resistance for several days, AMAT broke out of a
double bottom pattern on Monday. The stock now appears poised for a further
rise... Read More
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KTC (long)
Larry Swing - Sep 20, 2004 - The company
is highly levered, and has seen profits tale off drastically over the past
two quarters. The stock is off from highs of 79.13 formed in early 2000; it
was in a sharp decline until late 2001. Since then, it has been
consolidating. We are bullish!.. Read More
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AUO (long) Larry Swing - Sep 16, 2004 - After forming
an all-time high of 27.1429 in April of this year, the stock plummeted to
10.50 in early august. The downturn followed a decline in sales expectations
as inventories corrected and demand slowed. While we feel that this is part
of a long-term downturn, and thus should be dealt with fairly carefully, we
believe that the stock price reaction has been excessive. However, it is the
technical situation that is particularly attractive…Read More
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CCMP (long)
Larry Swing - Sep 14, 2004 - After a
lengthy and severe stock price decline, CCMP has begun a recovery, which has
taken it 42% off of its recent lows. During the recovery, CCMP consolidated
for almost two months in a bullish ascending triangle. Prior to this, the
stock formed a head and shoulders bottom. Throughout the stock's three-year
decline, CCMP's revenues and earnings have done very well in comparison to
those of the average technology stock. We believe the decline in general, and
the drop from 52 week highs in particular, are the result of an overreaction
to earnings misses that do not actually portray a very negative picture... Read More
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AMWD (long)
Larry Swing - Sep 13, 2004 - In
expectation of, and reaction to excellent earnings, AMWD's share price has
risen sharply during the past month. Currently, the stock is consolidating
just below all-time highs. We believe that the stock remains significantly
undervalued, despite the recent advance... Read More
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GLAD (long)
Larry Swing - Sep 9, 2004 - Gladstone Capital missed several
quarters of earnings estimates. During this period, the stock declined from a
high of 23.71 to a low of 18.91. With a recent earnings beat, the stock
rebounded from the lows, and is currently consolidating at levels near the
prior high. We note, however, that the fundamental picture has been
significantly bettered since the last high; thus, we believe that the stock
should be more highly valued. This view is supported by our analysis of
valuations... Read More
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SMH
Larry Swing - Sep 7, 2004 - Today we have a very simple setup for
our Chart Of The Week: A decline to support. We view the sharp price decline
accompanied by high volume as a sign of panic. As a result, we believe that
the decline is a buying opportunity... Read More
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QCOM (long)
Larry Swing - Sep 6, 2004 - Several catalysts currently speak
towards stock price appreciation for QCOM: A bull flag, bullish volume,
rising analyst estimates... Read More
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