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      schrieb am 10.08.02 20:07:05
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      Dear Investor,

      Are you ready, or will you miss out on one of the
      surest wealth-building opportunities of your lifetime?

      This week, Cisco Systems jumped 15% in two days-taking
      most investors completely by surprise.

      The reason? Good numbers, in part. Sales for the
      quarter ROSE 12%, and earnings topped the street`s
      numbers. That`s great news. But the story gets even
      better for investors like us.

      You see, it`s finally dawning on Wall Street that
      dominant tech companies, like Cisco, have used the
      downturn to outmuscle smaller competitors and steal
      even more market share.

      THAT`S HOW Cisco posted strong numbers. And that`s
      why Cisco is one technology company you MUST own as
      the economy recovers. Cisco-and market-share hogs
      like it-will lead the NASDAQ back to 2000 and
      beyond...much more quickly than most people
      understand.

      Get in now for the fastest, easiest, biggest gains-or
      second-guess yourself later when you miss out.

      I`m NOT saying that we`re going back to 5,000 anytime
      soon. And I don`t know how many years it will take to
      get there-anyone who tries to make that call is
      stretching at best.

      BUT I am looking for a slingshot ride back to 2,000 in
      the coming months. And you can make the most money-
      50%-to-70% GAINS-if you buy the dominant tech
      companies I follow at "Technology Investing" now.
      HERE`S WHY:

      * Any technician will tell you that the market is way
      oversold by any traditional measure. Depending on who
      you listen to, that`s 15%-to-20%--based solely on
      current fundamentals-and tech stocks usually trade on
      expected FUTURE earnings.

      * Techs stocks are oversold by a wider margin. That`s
      just the nature of the beast-first they go up too
      far...then they fall to drastically oversold levels.

      * The NASDAQ rolled past 2,000 last December on weaker
      economic numbers, an earnings picture that was much
      worse and forecasts shaded in a dense fog. Now-as
      Cisco`s report shows-the pictures is getting much
      brighter for tech`s dominant names.

      * And today, the underlying fundamentals are growing
      stronger. The 4-week moving average of new jobless
      claims just hit a 17-month low! Auto sales for July
      hit a 9-month high-on the heels of June`s biggest
      increase in personal income in 23 months. What`s
      more, the wholesale inventory number was just issued
      for June. Great news-it took its biggest jump in 19
      months, showing that companies are scrambling to
      rebuild inventory to keep up with growing demand.

      * No wonder some of the biggest bears-guys who,
      frankly, got the crash right-have turned decidedly
      bullish. Barton Biggs, Morgan Stanley`s perennial
      bear, has forecasted a 30% NASDAQ rise over the next
      few months-with more battered stocks soaring 50%.

      SO, you see, I`m not alone.

      I`m not a screaming bull. Some of the technology
      stocks I own aren`t ready to romp. But several
      technology sectors are already recovering quite
      nicely. And stocks in those sectors-severely oversold
      at these levels-are ready to POP.

      NASDAQ 2000 is coming. Don`t miss it.
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      schrieb am 11.08.02 10:36:49
      Beitrag Nr. 2 ()
      schau dir mal die sentimentüberlagerung bei traderbikerboerse.de an ;)


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