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| Free Weekend Newsletter for November 3, 2002 | ||
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| 1) MARKET SUMMARY Fourth up week ends with the start of a breakout.- Working toward a very important breakout as a confluence of events is changing the landscape.
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Company Profile STATUS: Testing the breakout. This is the move we were looking for as COH tested the breakout, held the 18 day MVA on the test, and then started back up on sharply higher, above average volume. This is a picture perfect test and recovery, and a good point to enter into new positions. Volume: 1.176M Avg Volume: 1.016M BUY POINT: New positions: 31.55 (orig. $30.25). Volume=1.5M Target=$36.35 Stop=$29.85 POSITION: COH BY - Feb. $27.50c (65 delta) and/or Stock. Click here for more information on our Stock Split Report!
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ARTI (Artisan Components--$13.84; +0.81; no options): Semiconductors.
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HLT - Hilton Hotels Corp. is currently trading at $12.64. The December $12.5 Calls (HLTLV) are trading at $1.05. That provides a return of about 8% if HLT is above $12.5 on expiration Friday in December.
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5) IPOs China Telecom (0728.HK)(CHA.N) will likely set the revised terms of its huge, delayed initial public offering over the weekend, sources said on Friday. Many market insiders expect the size of the IPO, which would have been the world's third largest this year, to be slashed, and some fund managers are also clamouring for a lower price. (This IPO story is continued on our website in the IPO Forum.) | ||
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