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From: | "David Reid" <aspex@ix.net.nz> |
Date: | Sat, 8 Apr 2000 20:53:46 +1200 |
I have said it before on this forum.
Do NOT confuse Tech stocks with e-stocks. The Tech
area has now been more defined as including internet (the e-stocks), software,
hardware, B2B systems, plus all of the other areas like pharmaceuticals,
genetic,etc and some media developments.
My tech stocks do get hit by the market sentiment,
and hard too but temporarily. I look for genuine novelty of product with income
potential (or actual) and it works.
Know what your company does and follow
it.
Then be prepared to monitor and be ruthless in
selling. As I saw the other day by Michael Walters
who quotes his rules
THE ESSENTIAL RULES:
*Never use more than you can afford to lose *There is no such thing as a sure thing *Do not believe a word they say *Only do what you can understand *Greed is good? If it is on your side *Listen to what the market is telling you *Cut your losses, and run your profits *Limit the downside He writes extensive explanations for each of these
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