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"Companies of the future"
Keeping Track:
It’s difficult keeping track of individual stocks when the
market make large moves.
There are several markets ( variables ) that intervene
in the action of stocks. First, global markets, influenced by interest
rates, currencies, and relative price safety factors; Second, the buying
and selling of index options and futures that make movements bigger than
they would be otherwise, and only third; the acctual value and future of
companies and the industry they represent.
Looking back I have compared prices on Nov 5th with today,
Nov. 18th. Most of the portfolio held rather well.
There was a difference
between selling stocks that drop 3% on stop loss orders and buy and hold.
Buy and hold left the value of the portfolio up 14 % ( down from 20% ),
sell and buy when the S&P hit 860 gave a total return of 18 % ( down
from 20 ) doesn’t sound like much, but 3/16 = 19 % better and we were protected
from a bigger drop.
The use of options more than covered the down side
with a net cash gain ( 500% on at risk capital ) which we are now looking
to invest. ( should have done more )
Almost all the net gain are in the satellite companies
we bought in August ( up over 50 % ) the rest has been up and down and
average 10 %. Real gains comes from "industry of the future", the IBM,
Microsoft, growth companies.
The global communications industry is such
a growth sector and the owners of satellites and broadband / Wideband will
be the industrial leaders in a few years. How the others, cable companies,
telephone, Web-TV, equipment and network companies come out is less than
clear. That leaves DGII (DIGI International), DIGI ( DSC Communications),
GSTRE (Globalstar), IRIDE ( Iridium), MOT, LOR, SPOT, OMPT, SAT, TGO, TRW,
Hughes, WCOM, DT, ERICY, ALA, Philips, CQ, ORBI, ONSI, SAT and some companies
that will benefit for global services on a vast scale - Netscape ( NSCP
), Oracle, Excite (XCIT), Intel ( INTC), the noise group Sun Microsystems,
IBM.
PURE
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DIGI, 28 13/32
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GSTRF,40 7/8
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IRIDF,40 1/2
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ORBI, 22 5/8
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SPOT,32 5/8 ( PanAm )
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SAT,29 7/16 ( Asia Sat )
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LOR 17 5/8 ( Lorel Sat )
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TGO 31 7/8 (teleGlobe)
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DCDT ADC communications
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CIEN Ciena
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GVIL Global Village Communications
The core of communications is the base of the
next
revolution. Satellites connected to
earth stations
with super broadband wireless and cable connecting to "smart universal
modem ( or digital connection to replace the analog )s" for network computers and universal communications utilities including
TV.
ZDNET
The way the core of the computer - telecommunications
market is going is at the
but not clear to most reporters and observers.
This is one way to visualize what is happening.
There are a new products call Web-TV, the network computer,
advanced note books with cell phone built in, and important advances in
satellite communications, Wideband / Broadband, cable modem ( or digital connection to replace the analog )s and copper
wire telephone services.
Imagine you have a black box which provides universal
communications services: video telephone, Internet, fax, e-mail, cable
TV, regular digital TV, CD music and games, had digital storage in Zig-a-bites,
and wireless modem ( or digital connection to replace the analog ) in 10 Meg-bits per second or better.
The question is
who is the Service Provider ?
Imagine companies, schools, homes where instead of millions
of PC the same black box provides all the applications, data banks, on-site
and computer home workers at their work stations.
The applications programs
are downloaded with the data. A 10 Mb program takes 1 seconds to down load
the functions being used at that moment.
The program "runs" on the CPU
of the black box, not time share terminal, but is fully integrated with
the wide area network and the Internet. Who provides the software, systems
management, data storage, and where is the server ?
/monday.html">Bill
Gates keynote at
presentation of NT 5 + uses a NC ( Network
Computer ) he po-poed last year.
The next step is from LAN ( local networks
) to the internet. He talks PC but programs for the NC for all the good
reasons as a low cost "utility" device promoted by Larry Ellison of Oracle
for several years.
It could be the satellite companies who own the high ground
and the critical link in the whole system.
There is the fight between Alcatel
Alsthom 1/8ALSF.CN 3/8's Skybridge and Motorola's Celestri to get bands
to develop and compete against Microsoft's Teledesic, which is backed by
Boeing (BA.N). In all, the three plan to launch several hundred satellites
in 2001 and 2002.
The
three projects
, which would offer high-speed multi- media services
via huge networks of satellites, require access to a large amount of radio
frequency spectrum.
These connections make possible the Network
Computer
the next generation of "smart" terminals that act as telephones, e-mail,
PCs, business shops and services.
These become the first global telephone ( tele-communications
) company with direct services to companies, and local service providers.
MCI-World Com -BT- ATT - DT -Sprint have to get into the Satellite Internet
business FAST or be replaced.
They are behind using analog rather than
digital systems they should have made universal 20 years ago.
I don’t see much future for WIRE including cable after
2000, and the growth markets are in China,
The USS -was, Eastern Europe,
Latin America, which add up to double the number of users and four times
the amount traffic every 18 months at half the cost per unit. "
For
technology, analysts said the trend within Asia could move towards
the personal computer as a cheaper, commonly available product.
"Malaysia, Singapore and Hong Kong will probably lead
the way as far as futuristic technology into the next millennium, but I
wouldn't count out very strong IT investments in China," said Brian Kornegay,
a senior personal computer analyst at IDC. "
The GREAT industrial companies of the next century will
be tele-communications with a vast variety of "services", financial, travel,
marketing of goods, retail sales, educational, all global all around us.
This is the issue
Nadar
and the NOISE group are all about.
User
wiredbrain password synergy
The
report
illustrates just how dominant the computer sector of the economy
has become as technology has become increasingly advanced. .. For example,
the study found that the average wages of those who provide high-tech services
are, in Kazmierczak's words, "phenomenal," with high-tech employees earning
73 percent more, on average, than private-sector employees. Providers of
software services in particular, he said, are finding current economic
trends to be extremely favorable
Two-Day San Francisco Event Includes Internet Partners
Discussing Convergence Strategies Third-Generation
Wideband Wireless Multimedia mobile systems. This
technology, to debut in some world regions in the year 2000, will enable
wireless phones/terminals to deliver not only voice, but also full-motion
video, and data-intensive information such as real-time Internet access.
There is somewhere around a 37 Trillion Gross Global
Product (GGP see
futures.htm
) and somewhere around the same amount in capital. Large pools of capital
have built up in banks, insurance companies, pension funds, corporate treasuries,
and in personal savings. About 10 % or 4 trillion dollars is relatively
liquid and under "professional management". Most of these funds seek safe
reasonable returns in public and private bonds, stocks, real estate and
direct commercial investments. Any one of the global markets can be looked
at as a commodity and blocks of stocks bought and sold in bulk. Now comes
the hard part.
Since various investment packages of stocks and bonds,
in various currencies, can be looked at for their relative return and risk,
options can be bought and sold to cover the risk. Since 75 % of the capital
of US stocks are in the S&P 500, future options ( puts and calls) can
limit the risk of these investments, currency options protect the relative
value of the US dollar and interest rate futures the value of bonds. Since
billions of dollars can be traded in seconds the goal is to move fast and
freely across markets to get the best returns and defend against loss of
capital.
The synergy of this global system ( the whole is more
than the sum of the parts ) create some complex interactions described
as
forms created in systems far from equilibrium such
as Benard cells, tornados,
lasers and living things such as the U.S. Congress.
( Llya Prigogine). While global trade in stocks and bonds as commodities
has created vast pools of liquid capital it can become unstable as it has
in South East Asia and have a ripple effect around the world. No central
bank can control or even understand what is going on. A single trader can
cause the loss of billions, the fall of whole banks or investment pools.
To understand the impact of large institutional trans-market
trading one has to penetrate the logic of their strategies. (
AltaVista
Search ) Part of the strategy is reflective of what other players are
doing. It this sense it becomes a game. Fractional differences in exchange
rates, interest rates and stock prices set the game in motion. Secondary
players such as mutual fund managers, stock brokers, and third level investors
are often caught in the winds of global financial forces they can't understand.
The press is almost complete hopeless and useless. Academic economics is
using the wrong model and can't grasp the biological interactions using
the old linear industrial equations that depend on a theoretical "equilibrium"
that does not exist. Biological system do not seek "rest = death" but growth
and infiltration of niches and whatever opportunities are offered by the
environment. Biological systems are in many codependent relationships,
living systems are not battle ships at sea but an organic soup tending
toward chaos.
For the investor global markets means they have to
be prepared to use options, to sell and buy on a active basis. Investors
are sometimes treated as children who sell low due to fear and panic and
buy high being the last to jump on board.
The old 'buy and hold'
is really dumb.
The formula for success:
The start of a Bear Market ?
Return on Investments:
The base rate is under 6 % and long term ( 30 year bonds
) at 6.15 %.
The laws of physics and economics suggest that other investments
will trend to this base rate.
If someone is making more money others should get
into the business until the field is crowded and the extra bonus disappears.
There are three barriers to entry which become the laws of higher returns.
A long term higher rate of return, such as 11 % on stocks, or 20 % in technologies,
are due to:
First Law, Cartel or monopoly
prices - For a century big business in the USA was dominated by leading
firms; General Motors set up by Dupont, Edison and General Electric, Bush
in beer, American Tobacco, Borden, General Foods, etc.. International competition
makes it more difficult to get an extraordinary rate of return because
of raw market power. Microsoft is both a cartel and benefits from the second
and third laws-
Second Law: Psychological attachments
or brand names - you can sell carbonated flavored sugar water for 1000
x cost, $16 sneaker for $80, ( Nike has some third law - technology ) smart
advertising and marketing including buying shelf space; American Brands
is now getting competition from European firms and store brands. Drugs
are a special case of "brand" bonus.
Third Law: Technology and innovation can give a short
term advantage until others "catch-on".
Technical Analysis: Market was stuck in a trading range
from 870 to 980: When it goes below 900 the next "support" level is at
880 860 etc. This is why it's important to have stop loss - but when they
begin to hit it drags the market down more.
The OEX short positions will
more than cover any loss on the stock long positions, at 876.98 - 60
The
dead cat bounce on Tuesday and maybe more. TUESDAY:
CLOSE
OUT SHORT POSITIONS AT OPEN AND BUY Stocks after 860 -
BUY Bonds and dollar are strong -
Following closely to buy close to bottom:
ALA, ATEL, ASND,
ATHM,
CQ new,
CVUS, HLIT,
PRMS
new, TCOMA, TCOMB,
Your Choice TV to be Featured in TCI's Full HITS Lineup
TRES, TSCP, SCRM,
SEE PORTFOLIO USER "WIREDBRAIN" PASSWORD "SYNERGY"
AT THE BOTTOM OF
User
wiredbrain password synergy
The
report
illustrates just how dominant the computer sector of the economy
has become as technology has become increasingly advanced. .. For example,
the study found that the average wages of those who provide high-tech services
are, in Kazmierczak's words, "phenomenal," with high-tech employees earning
73 percent more, on average, than private-sector employees. Providers of
software services in particular, he said, are finding current economic
trends to be extremely favorable
Today (Monday Oct 27th ) maybe a
Thurs. Oct. 23rd ( need to make money in DOWN markets
)
European
markets responded to Hong Kong's rally in early trading. London's FTSE
100 index was up 100.30 to 5091.80. Germany's DAX was 70.76 higher at 4048.02.
The
Friday: DAY TRADE: OEX down from 930 to 908: call down
to 25 (8): put up to 41: (23)
1 point = $ 100
Sell Dec 930 call .oewlf at 33
3/8 or buy Dec 930 Put .oewxf at 28 1/4
ALA 24 3/8 + 5/8 24 15/16 24 3601 +2.6%
SKYC 8 7/8 + 11/16 10 8 3/8 1190 +8.4%
ATEL 2 1/8 + 1/4 2 1/4 1 15/16 2218 +13.3%
ASND 28 7/16 -1 30 7/8 26 15/16 126871 -3.3%
ATHM 23 7/16 + 3/4 24 1/2 22 7/8 8086 +3.3%
CVUS 8 3/4 + 1/16 9 1/8 8 5/8 359 +0.7%
DIGI 24 -1 3/16 26 23 7/8 35635 -4.7%
ERICY 44 1/2 + 1/2 45 3/4 44 40454 +1.1%
ECI 24 1/16 +2 1/8 24 7/8 23 1/2 2163 +9.6%
LOR 21 3/16 - 3/16 21 13/16 20 7/8 11792 -0.8%
MCOM 14 11/16 +1 5/16 15 3/8 13 13/16 6136 +9.8%
MSFT 131 1/8 -2 1/4 135 1/16 130 1/8 106917 -1.6%
NXTL 26 1/16 - 9/16 27 3/4 26 22374 -2.1%
NLV 13 7/8 - 1/8 14 1/2 13 3/4 8265 -0.8%
NVDM 5 1/4 unch 5 1/2 5 3/16 677 0.0%
OMPT 21 1/8 + 3/4 21 1/2 20 1/2 8452 +3.6%
ORBI 24 1/2 + 3/8 24 3/4 24 1807 +1.5%
SPOT 41 3/8 +3 1/8 41 3/4 39 2028 +8.1%
QCOM 57 5/16 -2 1/16 60 55 3/4 18485 -3.4%
STCL 5 7/16 + 3/8 5 7/16 5 7/16 26 +7.4%
SRCM 11 7/8 - 1/8 12 11 3/8 1357 -1.0%
TCOMB 24 +1 24 24 16 +4.3%
TSCP 13 1/4 + 1/4 13 1/2 13 46 +1.9%
WSTL 16 3/4 +1 5/16 17 3/4 16 3/8 4661 +8.5%
.INDU 7,506.67 +8.35 7,621.60 7,456.08 +0.1%
Once More From the TOP:
It's about time !
The main line press has caught-on
to the power of the internet ? What wiredbrain and others ( mainly Netscape,
Oracle, ( considered to be a source of wise counsel or prophetic opinions.
b. An authoritative or wise statement or prediction ) IBM, SunMicrosystems
and the NOISE group ) have been talking about since Netscape 1.0 and WINS
connections - the virtual office and the Network Computer has now arrived
in the PC world.
"
The new concept ( only to you ) goes by a variety
of names: instant Web office; virtual office; instant intranet; Web tone;
Internet dial tone; and so on.
The idea is to provide everything a user
needs on a central server. Users can then access that server over the Internet
with just a terminal and a phone line.
Then they "rent" Internet and intranet
applications for as little as $10 to $20 per person per month. (That's
a fraction of the per-user cost of an in-house intranet.)"
and a box that cost 10 % of a PC work station (
$500 vs. $5,000 ) and doesn't crash, doesn't need systems managers, and
doesn't require constant upgrades but does need bandwidth.
Jesse Berst, Editorial Director ZDNet AnchorDesk
What is clear but not said is this is the end of the
Age of the PC. First the main frame, then the PC now the NC -
There is now a immense industry we can call
IT “INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY”.
IT
now represents the critical
modern enterprise growing to be a quarter of all economic activity.
IT
is a greater engine
for growth than railroads in the 19th century, oil and chemical industries
in the first half of this century. IT is equal to the auto industry, which
reached 25 % in the 1950s. “IT” like the auto industry includes the hardware
( the computer or car), the infrastructure, (communications and networks
or the roads) the energy ( software or oil ) the services, ( consultants
and staff or Gas Stations ) and parts ( modem ( or digital connection to replace the analog )s, drives, or car radios ).
IT includes the computers ( the car ), the roads ( the telecom business
), services ( software ) and the social educational infrastructure.
IT
provides the web of
life for modern enterprise - design, production, distribution, sales, of
goods and services. IT is the growth industry and in labor market.
There
are millions of new jobs and additional people needed world wide.
Unlike the auto industry the IT business evolves quickly.
New hardware computers and chips, new methods of communications, new applications
evolve quickly. IT is quickly becoming one unified, highly complex living
system on a global basis.
The whole is more than the sum of the parts -
synergy that comes from elaborate interactions.
There are critical “flash point” - global telcom systems
based on satellites connect to earth stations that can use telephone lines
including new high bandwidth technologies, optic fiber, wireless broadband,
and cable connections.
The high bandwidth connections use improved modem ( or digital connection to replace the analog )s
to provide support for networks.
These new networks provide what have been
called telephones, television, personal computers, and something new -
beyond what now are common utilities.
The common base system is the “browser”, which will
provide all of the application in a Java type objects - in a Video User
Interface (VUI) using chips that can handle digital TV and Digital Hard
Drives for storage all as parts of the new super modem ( or digital connection to replace the analog )s.
IT is why the DOJ Microsoft case
is important. What was called the “operation system” OS now becomes VUI,
an interface between a “terminal” ( telephone, TV, and PC = NC ) and a
communications media.
The interface uses program “packets” as well as content
“packets” the
operational software is contained
within the data
.
The difference between program
and content no longer is significant. With bandwidth the “word processor”
is attached to the files and comes as an instant updated package at the
moment of use. This is Netscape’s, Oracle and others “vision” and the real
challenge to Microsoft.
STOCK PICKS
and Information:
and
WIREDBRAIN INVESTMENT CLUB:
We start with $1000.00 units in packages of about $250,000
with about a dozen members who share a common interest and knowledge, computers,
telecommunications, wireless et al.
The model we started in Aug. on satellites
a $1,000 unit would be $1,216.42 on stocksite ( user wiredbrain, password
"synergy") and $1224.42 on
my.excite.
We are looking for a on-line broker. Members can discuss and make recommendations
on the portfolio and buy in or out at anytime. Money goes directly to the
broker but we may need some kind of payment agent. Fee is 10 % of gain,
or $ 21 or $ 22 on the example above when sold or taken out every 60 days,
10 % of $81,000 profit on stocksite or $ 59,605 on excite. after 60 days,
then start the profit count anew from that position. An options fund could
gain or lose a lot X100 more.
Tuesday, October 21, 1997
Market opens UP:
Since we have a lot of long positions we don't have
to do much ?
Portfolio on
EXCITE (wiredbrain) password synergy (let me know if this works )
http://www.stocksite.com/
user wiredbrain pasword synergy ( any more suggestions ? )
Convergence:
We need experts in these areas and how they will work
together. Who will be the winers and losers ?
As the seven technologies come together the issues become
very complex from a investment and technology viewpoint.
The critical flash
points are connections with enough power to run digital TV, a modem ( or digital connection to replace the analog ) with
a processor able to handle video content at 28 frames or better, ( which
then can handle traditional network functions easily ) a terminal which
can provide the applications ( office suites, on line E-commerce, video
phone and conferences, Internet information, entertainment, games, education,
et al ) and make it all mobile and cost effective to the billions of uses
world wide with China, Eastern Europe, Latin America and the USS-was as
the primary communications system .
_______ Ticker Price_ $Chng %Chng _High_ _Low_ Volume
Teledata TLDCF 42.75 2.00 4.9% 42.88 40.75 1400
AT&T T 49.63 2.13 4.5% 50.06 47.19 138861
Mobile Telecommunications MTEL 17.56 0.75 4.5% 17.75
16.88 6605
P-Com PCMS 21.75 0.91 4.4% 22.13 21.19 20067
Nokia NOKA 101.13 4.13 4.3% 101.75 98.75 10025
Cylink CYLK 16.00 0.53 3.4% 16.13 15.13 950
Ericsson ERICY 48.50
1.56 3.3% 48.50 47.38 15230
EchoStar Communications DISH 22.19 0.69 3.2% 22.50
21.31 1295
CellularVision USA CVUS
9.50 0.25 2.7% 9.75 9.13 1065
Trimble Navigation TRMB 20.13 0.50 2.5% 20.13 19.50
698
Osicom Technologies FIBR 4.00 0.09 2.4% 4.22 3.72 9239
Cellnet Data Systems CNDS 11.75 0.25 2.2% 11.88 11.50
727
Powerwave Technologies PWAV 41.75 0.81 2.0% 42.38 41.25
2087
Wavephore WAVO
10.44 0.19 1.8% 10.50 10.19 1104
AMP AMP 51.63 0.63 1.2% 51.75 51.13 1461
Winstar WCII
25.94 0.31 1.2% 26.50 25.63 10282
WinStar Signs Agreement With Siemens Telecom Networks
and Broadband Networks For Initial Deployment of Next-Generation Telecommunications
System Business Editors and Telecommunications Industry Writers
Business Wire - October 22, 1997 06:44
WINSTAR WCII %NEW-YORK %COMPUTERS %ELECTRONICS %TELECOMMUNICATIONS
%COMED V%BW P%BW
Multipoint Service Enables Simultaneous Transmission
of Voice, Internet, Data, and Video Traffic; Optimizes Spectrum Utilization
Lower Network Costs Substantially Expand Addressable Market for Wireless
Fiber(SM) Services
WINSTAR COMMUNICATIONS, INC. (NASDAQ-WCII) announced
today it has entered into an agreement with Siemens Telecom Networks and
Broadband Networks Inc. (BNI) through which WinStar will be supplied with
digital multipoint local network systems for initial deployment in the
U.S.
The agreement culminates a year-long evaluation of next-generation
wireless local network systems by WinStar, and marks an important advance
in the field of wireless telecommunications. WinStar said its implementation
of a multipoint network architecture based on wireless access and ATM transport
and switching will provide the company with substantial cost and service
advantages as it competes with local exchange carriers across the country.
Siemens will supply systems integration and support services, and BNI will
supply digital multipoint radio access systems used in the new network
architecture.
A multipoint network, also known as a point-to-multipoint
or a multiple point-to-point network, enables a single radio and antenna
at a hub location to communicate with many remote radios located within
a cluster of buildings.
The hub unit can send and receive unique transmissions
to and from each remote radio, or send and receive transmissions that are
common to a number or all of the remote radios. This is in contrast with
the point-to-point technology also being used by WinStar which requires
a separate hub site radio for each remote radio communicating with the
hub.
The company is planning to begin offering the new multipoint service
during the fourth quarter of 1997.
The eventual full-scale deployment of WinStar's multipoint
service will benefit the company and its customers in several important
ways:
1. Network deployment costs should be substantially
reduced, with costs per equivalent T-1 circuit declining significantly
below current levels. Costs to manage WinStar's network of Wireless Fiber
links should also be lowered.
2. WinStar's 38 GHz spectrum licenses can be utilized
even more efficiently. Multipoint technology makes it possible for a single
100 MHz channel to support OC3 (155 Mbps) data rates and higher, three
times that of current point-to- point technology.
3. WinStar will now be able to allocate customers additional
bandwidth on a real-time basis. This "bandwidth-on- demand" feature will
bolster WinStar's ability to tailor its services to the varying needs of
customers generating voice, data, video and Internet traffic.
4. More efficient spectrum utilization and reduced
operating costs should enable WinStar to serve a far greater number of
business customers. Over time, this technology may evolve to the point
where Wireless Fiber services can be offered to single family residential
customers as well.
Full-scale deployment of the multipoint service could
begin during the first half of 1998. Financial terms of the agreement were
not disclosed, although WinStar said it negotiated an agreement that was
non-exclusive, and that did not commit the company to a specific level
of purchase volume beyond the initial deployment scheduled for later this
year.
Commenting on today's announcement, William J. Rouhana,
Jr., Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of WinStar, said, "We believe
the combination of Siemens' world class telecommunications integration
expertise with the BNI Reunion digital multipoint technology is one of
the most cost-effective, feature-rich solutions available today, and we
look forward to introducing it to the marketplace.
The deployment of our
multipoint Wireless Fiber service will provide a very substantial competitive
advantage as we strive to bring WinStar customers an unprecedented level
of flexibility and service in satisfying their telecommunications requirements.
In the near future, multipoint technology will permit our customers to
choose service offerings that include fixed or variable rate data communications,
broadband multimedia capabilities, high- speed Internet access, native
LAN to LAN connections, video conferencing and distance learning.
These
services are further enhanced by the information offerings of our New Media
subsidiary, making WinStar the first provider of an integrated voice, data
and information network."
Rouhana went on to say that the lower infrastructure
costs for multipoint radios further assure the adequacy of WinStar's capital
resources for completing its national network. "Declining costs to deliver
Wireless Fiber services should ultimately translate into an even more compelling
offering to customers and improved returns to our shareholders," said Rouhana.
"Coupled with the fact that multipoint technology makes the allocation
of our 38 GHz spectrum even more efficient than today, the lower costs
and other advantages afforded by this enhanced service will help WinStar
remain on a course of innovation and high growth."
WinStar Communications, Inc. is a national local communications
company, serving business customers, long distance carriers, fiber-based
competitive access providers, mobile communications companies, local telephone
companies, and other customers with broadband local communications needs.
The company provides its Wireless Fiber(SM) services using its licenses
in the 38 GHz spectrum.
The company also provides long distance and information
services.
Siemens Telecom Networks (formerly Siemens Stromberg-
Carlson), headquartered in Boca Raton, Fla., is a leading provider of telecommunications
equipment to the public network service providers in North America.
Groups ADSL / HDSL Fax, Voice, Video Internet Access
Providers Local Area Networking Remote LAN Access Telecommunications Wide
Area Networking Wireless
Company__________________ Ticker Price_ $Chng %Chng
_High_ _Low_ Volume Qwest Communications
QWST 63.00 4.13 7.0% 63.25 59.25 3353
McLeod MCLD 37.13 2.13 6.1% 37.63 34.75 2254
SmarTalk Teleservices SMTK 25.50 1.38 5.7% 25.63 24.00
5151
Tollgrade TLGD 25.25 1.13 4.7% 26.00 24.25 1547
AT&T T 49.63 2.13 4.5% 50.06 47.19 138861
Nokia NOKA
101.13 4.13 4.3% 101.75 98.75 10025
NACT Telecommunications NACT 14.13 0.50 3.7% 14.38
13.75 1045
Ericsson ERICY
48.50 1.56 3.3% 48.50 47.38 15230
Sprint FON 56.63 1.50 2.7% 56.63 55.06 8748
CellularVision USA CVUS
9.50 0.25 2.7% 9.75 9.13 1065
Teleport Communications TCGI 50.25 1.25 2.6% 50.50
48.88 3446
American Communications Services ACNS 12.56 0.25 2.0%
12.63 12.31 392
U.S. Long Distance USLD 20.50 0.38 1.9% 20.50 20.00
1919
Tele-Communications TCOMA
24.06 0.44 1.8% 24.06 23.44 63024
Adelphia ADLAC 14.50 0.25 1.8% 14.50 14.25 162
GST Telecommunications GST 15.06 0.25 1.7% 15.06 14.81
2196
SBC Communications SBC 65.00 0.94 1.5% 65.13 63.75
8091
IDT IDTC 21.00 0.25 1.2% 21.00 20.00 4174
Intermedia ICIX 52.75 0.63 1.2% 53.25 52.00 3153
Optical Cable OCCF 10.88 0.13 1.2% 11.44 10.50 420
Pacific Gateway Exchange PGEX 40.38 0.25 0.6% 41.25
39.25 2842
Cable Design Technologies CDT 39.63 0.13 0.3% 39.88
39.25 547
Premisys PRMS 29.63 0.63 2.2% 30.13 28.25 16035
Digi International DGII 16.00 0.00 0.0% 16.25 15.75
686
Lucent LU 88.00 0.00 0.0% 89.81 87.00 23771
Northern Telecom NT 107.50 -0.56 -0.5% 110.63 106.69
2749
Teledata TLDCF 42.25 -0.25 -0.6% 43.00 42.13 1415
Network Equipment Technologies NWK 19.06 -0.13 -0.7%
19.19 18.13 4676
Motorola MOT 69.88 -0.63 -0.9% 71.13 69.00 25641
Harmonic Lightwaves HLIT 13.88 -0.13 -0.9% 14.13 13.50
2553
Newbridge Networks NN 63.00 -0.69 -1.1% 64.31 61.25
6874
Computer Network Technology CMNT 4.88 -0.06 -1.3% 5.25
4.81 1625
Teltrend TLTN 19.25 -0.25 -1.3% 19.88 19.25 143
Tellabs TLAB 56.63 -0.75 -1.3% 58.13 56.00 12967
Cisco Systems CSCO 81.69 -1.31 -1.6% 83.25 80.00 79607
PairGain PAIR 27.81 -0.63 -2.2% 29.25 27.25 17753
Andrew Corp ANDW 27.38 -0.63 -2.2% 28.50 27.00 5773
Tekelec TKLC 40.44 -1.06 -2.6% 42.00 39.88 2592
ADC Telecommunications ADCT 35.50 -0.94 -2.6% 36.50
34.88 11670
NACT Telecommunications NACT 14.00 -0.38 -2.6% 14.88
14.00 541
Xylan XYLN 22.50 -0.63 -2.7% 23.67 22.50 7379
General Datacomm GDC 6.44 -0.19 -2.8% 6.75 6.38 1007
AT&T T 43.56 -1.31 -2.9% 45.38 43.06 59855
Ortel ORTL 21.38 -0.69 -3.1% 22.63 21.38 1018
ADTRAN ADTN 41.00 -1.38 -3.2% 43.00 40.63 4105
Advanced Fibre AFCI 36.50 -1.50 -3.9% 40.00 36.00
5981
3Com COMS 51.06 -2.31 -4.3% 53.81 50.56 75770
FastComm FSCX 5.50 -0.25 -4.3% 5.88 5.50 290
Verilink VRLK 8.50 -0.44 -4.9% 9.00 8.50 1790
Farallon Communications FRLN 8.50 -0.50 -5.6% 8.94
8.44 595
Retix RETX 6.69 -0.44 -6.1% 7.19 6.50 5122
Bay Networks BAY 34.94 -2.38 -6.4% 37.75 34.25 67025
Digital Link DLNK 21.88 -1.88 -7.9% 23.50 21.50 458
ACT Networks ANET 10.63 -1.06 -9.1% 11.63 10.50 4582
Larscom LARS 11.88 -1.25 -9.5% 13.25 11.75 1580
Netrix NTRX 2.31 -0.25 -9.8% 2.69 2.31 1046
Osicom Technologies FIBR 4.44 -0.53 -10.7% 5.13 4.38
958
last ( 9/29) change Vol Cost Value % P/L for EXAMPLE:
TRW 500 55 1/8 - 1/16 7.9 $27,320 $27,563 $243 0.8 (Septa)
calls TRAWL at 7/16
Zack at 1# Strong Buy 7 2# Moderate Buy 6 3# Hold 7 4#
Moderate Sell 0 5# Strong Sell 1
2.1
Last Week's Average Recommendation 2.0 Change in Average
Recommendation -0.1 Company Industry Group ELEC COMP-SEMIC Rank Within
Industry 55 of 76
UP IN A UP AND DOWN MARKET: ( size reflects todays
action)
DIGI,
NEXT
just up,
OMPT,
ORCTF,
TCOMA,
AND
TCOMB
TRES,
WAVO
- Means they have buyers waiting..look at the charts by clicking stock
or open second browser. All these charts are OK but don't chase fast rising
stocks, GSTRF and TOSCO for example.. MOT has a nice down with a good looking
upside.. we don't know about ASND much hated so maybe good,
LBTYA,
TOCOMB and
TACOMA,
NEXT, DIGI, are just beginning up.., ALA is more complex long run investment,
etc.
STCL,
NLV
down and down,
COMPUTER VISION CORP. NEW (CVN)
TELE-COMMUNICATIONS INTL CL A (TINTA)
GSTRF 250 49 3/4 + 1/4 4.8 $7,500 $12,438 $4,938 (closed
out at 57 ) + 90
% GLOBALSTAR TELE ZACK 1.3
ORCTF
( new ) 17 1/4 ORCKIT COMM ZACK OF 1.3
OMPT
250 21 3/4 - 3/16 41.1 $3,750 $5,438 $1,688 45.0
% OMNIPOINT CORP. ZACK OF 1.4
STCL
SHARED TECHNOLOGIES CELLULAR (STCL)
NVDM
1,000 5 3/8 0 3.7 $5,000 $5,375 $375 7.5
NOVADIGM
IN ZACK
1.4
SPOT
300 41 5/8 - 5/8 1.0 $9,450 $12,488 $3,038
32.1%
PANAMSAT CORP. ZACK 1.5
ORB
500 24 + 7/8 169.4 $8,000 $12,000 $4,000
50.0
% ORBITAL SCIENCE ZACK 1.5
SRCM
SOURCE MEDIA INC (srcm) 2,000 12 3/8 + 1/2 62.0 $19,250 $24,750 $5,500
28.5 % (Sept) zack 1.7
WAVO - WAVEPHORE INC ZACK 1.7
VOCLF 500 22 1/4 + 1/4 18.7 $7,500 $11,125 $3,625 48.3
% zack 1.8
DIGI200
28 + 1/8 318.2 $5,400 $5,600 $200 3.7 DSC COMM zack 1.8
IRIDF
500 44 + 11/16 66.4 $12,500 $22,000 $9,500 (Closed out) at 57 110.00
% Zack OF 2.0
AIT at 35 ( air touch )
TGO
500 35 13/16 0 0.0 $15,775 $17,906 $2,131 13.5 NONE is good
SKYC
1,000 10 1/4 + 1/4 2.3 $7,500 $10,250 $2,750
36.6
% (Sept) zack 2.0
ATEL, AMER (TELECASTNG new ) 2.0
MOT
MOTOROLA INC 2.1,
TXN
50 136 +1 7/16 148.4 $6,200 $6,800 $600 9.6 (Sept) zack 2.1 down and
up again ?
LORAL SPACE & COMMUNS LTD
(LOR)
500 18 15/16 - 1/8 27.4 $7,500 $9,469 $1,969
26.2
% zack 2.2 up up and away into Low orbit
TCOMA
,
TCI GROUP-A 1.9,
TCOMB,TCI
GROUP-B 2.3 see below
NLV, NEXTLEVEL SYS 1,000 16 1/4 - 1/16 56.4 $17,313 $16,250
$(1,063) -6.1 (Sept) ZACK 2.4 TOOK a beating because CEO quit !
ASCEND COMM INC
ASND
ZACK 2.4 (bow wow) there is a bottom here somewhere
TRES,
small is beautiful,
TSCP,
up up and away....
DISH EchoStar
Communications Corp. ..21 3/8 ( We shall see
) ZACK OF 2.8 (arf)
ORION NETWORK SYSTEMS INC (ONSI) Last Trade: 16 7/8
LORAL SPACE & COMMUNS LTD (LOR) Last Trade: 22
7/16 + 53 %
GLOBALSTAR TELECOMMUN LTD (GSTRF) NOW AT 57 UP 90%
SINCE WE STARTED IN
-
GSTRF,30 7/8 NOW 57 Closed out 90
% gain
-
DIGI, 27 13/32 NOW 30 1/2
-
IRIDF,25 1/2 NOW 52 Closed out at
110 %
-
ORBI, 22 5/8 NOW 25 3/4
-
SPOT,32 5/8 ( PanAm ) NOW 43 1/2
-
SAT,29 7/16 ( Asia Sat ) NOW 27 3/8
-
LOR 17 5/8 ( Lorel Sat ) 22 7/16
-
TGO 31 7/8 (teleGlobe) NOW 37 3/4
-
CIEN Ciena 43 now 55 29/32
-
NEXTEL COMMUNICATIONS INC CL A (NXTL
)
28
AIRTOUCH COMMUNICATIONS (ATI) 37 1/2
CELLULAR VISION USA INC (CVUS) 8 1/4
Source Media SRCM at 10 now 13
AT HOME CORP. (ATHM) USA - NASDAQ 24 +
Go to List of todays
LONDON - Electricity companies may become the latest providers
of telephone and Internet services to your home.
Forget separate lines from telephone or cable companies:
you might talk and send computer data at high speed via existing power
cables -- the same lines that supply electricity to your washing machine
and fridge. Britain's Norweb Communications, part of United Utilities,
and Canada's Northern Telecom, however, appear to have developed a new
technology to speed things up considerably.
NT NORTHERN TELECOM LTD NYSE 112 5/16
Alcatel Alsthom (NYSE: ALA) and includes Loral Space
& Communications Corp., a leading U.S. satellite company, as a partner.
The SkyBridge system is based on a constellation of
64 low-earth orbiting (LEO) satellites, which will deliver global connectivity
to business and residential users with a performance similar to terrestrial
broadband technologies (downstream speeds of up to 60 Mbps, with up to
two Mbps on the return link). SkyBridge will be an ideal platform for the
provision of real-time, highly interactive services such as high-speed
Internet access, telecommuting, videoconferencing, and interactive entertainment
services.
WAVEPHORE INC (WAVO)
FRIDAY OCT 31st Happy Hollows WEANS, and my birthday
P= [
GLOBEX
+F )/2+(Ox100)sqr where P is the S&P 500 for the first hour
[ 1.66 + 1.07 ) = 2.7/2 = 1.37 % + .84 = 2.2 % x 903 =
20 points up to 923 at 9:45 ! OEX index is forcast = + 1.26 %
G = Market-Actual /Actual i.e 918
-903/903
= + 1.66 %
F = ([DAX + FTSE]/2 + [ NIKKEI]+[ HANG SENG ])/3
( +.35 Dax + - .03 FTSE ) /2 + (Nikkei + .7 ) + (Hang
Seng +2.53 ) = 3.55/3 = 1.07 = F (.16 + .7 + 2.35 ) = 3.21/ 3 = + 1.07
%
Straits Times = 2.9 %
The
options
measure of the SPX 905 at 903.65 is for the near option the difference
between the Call premium and the put, i.e
.sxblt the Dec 900 call = 51-3.68/905 and the .sxbxt Dec
900 put = 37+3.68/905 (.052 -.045) = + [.007 % x 100] sqr = .84 %
One idea in a stuck market is to sell both the call and
the put and buy one 30 off price i.e. sell 900 and buy call at 870 and
sell 900 put and buy put at 930
OEX
( S&P 100 ) OEX is at 862.11 has better prices than SPX (S&P
500 )
CALL Dec 860 at 53-2.11= 50.9/862 = .06
PUT Dec 860 at 35.375+2.11= 37.5/862 = .044
( .06 - .044 )=.016 x100 sqr = 1.26 % up
the Dec 860 call OEXLL at 53 ( sell ) and buy 900 .OEXLT
call at 24 spread of 28
sell dec 860 dec put OEXXL at 35 3/8 and buy .OEXXD 820
at 24 3/4 ( spread of 10)
THURS OCT 30
P= [
GLOBEX
+F )/2 + [Ox100]sqr where P is the S&P 500 for first hour
F = foreign Markets and O is options
[ -1.088 + - 2.723 )= -3.81/2 = - 1.9 + .45 = - 1.4 %
x 919 = 14 points down or 905 on the close ! It was 903 ( close )
G = Actual-Market/Actual i.e 919-909/919= - 1.088 %
F = ([DAX + FTSE]/2 + [ NIKKEI]+[ HANG SENG ]/3)
(-1.52 Dax + - 1.5 FTSE ) /2 + (Nikkei -2.92 ) + (Hang
Seng - 3.74 ) = - 8.17/3 = - 2.723= F
The
options
measure of the SPX 919 is for the near option the difference between
the Call premium and the put, i.e
.sxbld the Dec 920 call = 40-1/920 and the .sxbxd Dec
920 put = 36+1/920 (.042-.040) = + [.002 x 100] sqr = .45
OPTIONS: Microsoft Corporation
MSQ MSFT P 1 10500 VMF LMF MSQ
SELL NOV. 960 CALL (.SXBKL ) 31 - 3 1/ 2 32 33 290 5543
OR stop at 36 now at 16 3/4 so down 20 = $2,000 ( Index at 944.25 10/17/97)
BUY NOV. 960 PUT(.SXBWL ) 19 1/ 2 + 5/ 8 18 1/ 2 19
1/ 4 3378 5324 now at 29 + 10 = $ 1000 per option
The Standard & Poors 100® Index - OEX®
930 for each option 1 units = $100.00 ( option on 100 shares)
now
904
covered spread sell NOV. 930 OEWKE at 28 1/4 ($ 2,825
) stop at 33 now at 18 so +10 = $ 1,000
buy NOV. 930 OEWWE at 5 1/4 now at 37 so + $ 3,200
on risk of $ 525 ( % 600 in four days )
( Now 3 1/8 so plus $600. about 100 % return ) This
is one of many
It better to avoid big stocks that are involved in
options and/or index short sales. Options allow up to 100X the gains or
loses so are interesting but need constant care and attention. It is also
the reason the market will go up again as people try to cover their short
positions.
Last Sale Net Bid Ask Vol Open Int Last Sale Net Bid
Ask Vol Open Int
NOV. 130 (.MSQKX ) 11 3/ 4 - 1/ 4 10 3/ 4 11 1/ 4 26
534 NOV. 130 (.MSQWX ) 3 1/ 8 0 3 1/ 8 3 1/ 2 230 1177
SELL CALL NOV. 135 (.MSQKG ) 7 5/ 8 - 1 1/ 2 7 5/ 8
8 108 3972 stop at 11 1/2 now 5 3/4 + $ 200
BUY PUTS NOV. 135 (.MSQWG ) 5 1/ 4 + 7/ 8 5 5 3/ 8
251 1868 now 5 5/8 + 3/8 $ 37.50
NOV. 140 (.MSQKY ) 5 1/ 4 - 1 1/ 8 5 1/ 4 5 1/ 2 251
4136 NOV. 140 (.MSQWY ) 7 3/ 4 + 1 7 5/ 8 8 145 392
NOV. 145 (.MSQKI ) 3 1/ 2 - 7/ 8 3 1/ 4 3 1/ 2 356
3211 NOV. 145 (.MSQWI ) 9 1/ 4 0 10 7/ 8 11 3/ 8 0 179
Latest News - Earnings/Forecasts - Market Guide - Nelson's
Research Charts - Baseline Co. Profiles - Sec Filings - Zacks Reports Last
Sale Time Last Sale Net Chg % Chg Size of Last Sale Open High Low
10/8 11 7/8 -11/16 -5.5% 300 12 15/16 13 11 9/16
Volume (in 000) Bid Ask Size of Bid & Ask 52-Wk
High 52-Wk Low Volatility P/E Ratio 1,258 11 7/8 11 15/16 31x18 13 5 5/8
57.82 -10.60
EPS Shares Outstanding (in 000) Market Cap (millions)
Div. Freq Ex-Div. Date Div. Amt Yield Exch -1.12 16,346 194.11 None N/A
0.00 0.0 NASD
WAVO is a developer and provider of proprietary products
and services for high-speed data broadcasting systems for distributing
digital data via existing television, radio and satellite broadcast infrastructures
and the Internet. For the 6 months ended 6/30/97, revenues rose 6% to $9.2M.
Net loss applic. to Common totalled $13.8M, up from $6M. Results reflect
increased Newscast service subscribers, offset by a $6M purchased R&D
charge.
PRN 10/08 21:22 Microsoft to Include WavePhore's WaveTop
Software in Windows 98
Full Speed Ahead
The Image is that between now and next year up to 15
million cable modem ( or digital connection to replace the analog )s will be added to home systems.
The troubles of 3 RBOCs may not amount to a hill
of beans in this crazy international world.
The real action may be global.
The concept is simple.
The internet is a prototype
for the information superhighway. Soon voice and video may ride on it.
Or go wireless. Asynchronous Transfer Mode
-
UnWired: Universal Service via PCS especially in rural
areas.
-
HotWired: Having a PC is a RIGHT of every US citizen.
RBOCs
took a shot at programing...and missed
-
Tele-TV,
run by
PacTel,
NYNEX
and
Bell Atlantic was expected to have
9 million viewers in a few years. Instead it lost $500 million.
The Tele-TV
shutdown caused more than a hickup. A billion dollar contract with Thompson's
settops and CAI's wireless cable operations may be affected. Apparently
Video-On-Demand lacked only video and demand.
-
Don't tell
AUGUST 5'th the market has been FLAT but.... Wiredbrain
does over 20 %
DIGI, GSTRF +70% , IRIDF +70%, LOR, ORBI, (+35 %) OMPT,
SPOT +34 %, TGO... ( GREAT over 20 % average )
SEPT. so far stay with the winners and
-
Stock #shares last ( 9/29) change Vol Cost Value % P/L
-
TRW 500 55 1/8 - 1/16 7.9 $27,320 $27,563 $243 0.8 (Sept)
-
SRCM 2,000 12 3/8 + 1/2 62.0 $19,250 $24,750 $5,500
28.5
% (Sept)
-
IRIDF 500 44 + 11/16 66.4 $12,500 $22,000 $9,500
76.0
%
-
TGO 500 35 13/16 0 0.0 $15,775 $17,906 $2,131 13.5
-
NLV 1,000 16 1/4 - 1/16 56.4 $17,313 $16,250 $(1,063)
-6.1 (Sept)
-
SPOT 300 41 5/8 - 5/8 1.0 $9,450 $12,488 $3,038
32.1%
-
GSTRF 250 49 3/4 + 1/4 4.8 $7,500 $12,438 $4,938
65.8
%
-
ORBI 500 24 + 7/8 169.4 $8,000 $12,000 $4,000
50.0
%
-
VOCLF 500 22 1/4 + 1/4 18.7 $7,500 $11,125 $3,625
48.3
%
-
SKYC 1,000 10 1/4 + 1/4 2.3 $7,500 $10,250 $2,750
36.6
% (Sept)
-
LOR 500 18 15/16 - 1/8 27.4 $7,500 $9,469 $1,969
26.2
%
-
TXN 50 136 +1 7/16 148.4 $6,200 $6,800 $600 9.6 (Sept)
-
DIGI 200 28 + 1/8 318.2 $5,400 $5,600 $200 3.7
-
OMPT 250 21 3/4 - 3/16 41.1 $3,750 $5,438 $1,688
45.0
%
-
NVDM 1,000 5 3/8 0 3.7 $5,000 $5,375 $375 7.5 (Sept) other
new picks
-
SRCM + 25%, NLV, . ATEL (
new ) ORCTF ( new ) ( We shall see )
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Internet Explorer 4.0 and the rise and fall of empires:
Humans with knowledge and the right attitudes "catch-on"
to the uses of new tools. New technology drives the production and distribution
of wealth from the plow, horse stirrup, clock and telescope. Groups with
the best tools and the will to apply knowledge to winning will take over
from those with older less productive methods. UP_GRADE is the sign of
empire. France and England were up-grades from Spain - British long bow
brought down the French Knights, British cannon were better since they
had a longer range.
They could stay out of range of the Spanish Armada
and destroy their enemies just like B1’s in Desert Storm.
BUT, success leads to excess -
Newer faster competition begins to take over, England
from Spain, Microsoft from IBM now the MS empire is cracking. Successful
Empires become too complex, too hard to manage and have to decentralize.
The domination of markets creates its own corrections and countermining
forces. GM marketed the big, wasteful self destroying auto, IBM tied users
into a network of proprietary systems, big business has always taken advantage,
why not ? Because the market will make a correction, sooner or later, along
come cars that don’t break down after 30,000 miles, along come PC to overtake
main frames. Now along comes the consumer computer to replace the hopeless
complexity of Explorer 4.0 and Windows !
Big companies can learn new tricks.
They have the facilities
to develop complex expensive technologies. However, more and more senior
people can take the hot new systems and run.
Start-up are break-off
100’s of new enterprises come from IBM people, dozens
from Zerox, scores from AT&T and Bell Labs, and University Research
Centers have produced whole new industries, Bio-tech for example.
The rewards
of break-off are much greater than staying aboard. When the best and brightest
are going to start up it changes the future of enterprise. 3M, TRW and
some other firms have developed internal enterprises. Markets and profits
are much higher for the spin-offs and break-offs
Over-values
Long term earning on investments are about 6% ( 50%
inflation) or 1/.06 = 16.6 Earning E/MV Market Prices =total value of all
shares
(6 in total MV) Microsoft Earning at 3.5 billion E/MV
Market Value at 150 billion = 1/2.3% = E/MV=45
Others include (3rd in MV) Coca-Cola, (rank of MV=
28) PepsiCo, (MV rank 38) Gillette, (MV-R 35) Disney, the past growth is
NOT a guide to the future !
Under-valued
(MV-R30) AT&T, 6b or 4 b ? earning/67b or 71 b
market price=1/10% = 10 to 15 ?
other under-valued big caps: (MV-R66) GM 12 %, (MV-R54)
Ford 9.7%, (MV-R29) Unilever 8.7%,
Market today about 1/3.4% 30 to 1/5% = 20 a average
or mean of 1/4% =E/MV=25
The big by stock values: (MV Rank=1) GE 7.2 earn/214.5
MV= 1/3.4%= E/MV= 29
(MV-R2) Royal Dutch Shell 9.4 E/177.5 MV= 1/5.2= 19
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.... OUR PICKS for Aug:
Iridium
IRIDF at 28 7/8 to 30 3/8 to 40 1/4 *** VERY GOOD
Orbital
Sciences ORBI at 20 7/16 *** 22 5/8 GOOD
Globalstar
GSTRF 35 to 37 to 40 7/8 *****VERY Good
STOCK
Watch: up 20 % since Aug 5th user wiredbrain, password "synergy"
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Sept 16th
GENERAL
INSTRUMENT SEPARATES INTO THREE NEW PUBLIC CoMPANIES ( Sept. 16th)
On
July 28, 1997, General Instrument separated into three public companies.
The three new public companies are:
NextLevel
Systems, Inc. (NYSE: NLV), @ $ 18.75 a leading worldwide supplier of systems
and components for high-performance communications networks delivering
video, voice and Internet/data services
CommScope,
Inc. (NYSE: CTV), @ $ 14.25 the world's largest manufacturer of coaxial
cable and a leading supplier of high-performance electronic cables
General
Semiconductor, Inc. (NYSE: SEM), @ $ 13.25 a world leader in power rectifiers
and voltage
NetChannel
uses the Internet to personalize television so viewers can have fun, stay
informed, learn, communicate and shop using a television. NetChannel organizes
the vast resources of the Internet by creating channels of programming
personalized for each member of the household based on their individual
preferences. In addition, viewers have access to full Internet functionality,
including a Web browser, e-mail, placemarks, newsgroups, bulletin boards,
chat, secure electronic commerce, and search.
Source
Media SRCM @ 9.625
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By
the end of 1997, the
cable
industry hopes to have cable modem ( or digital connection to replace the analog ) services available to 4.5 million
households across Canada and the United States. Remember, though, that
there are already some 23.1 million Internet users in the United States
alone, so these services are still a fairly limited portion of the market.
Detail of the
Space and defense system manufacturer
TRW Inc ( 54 11/16 ) has plans to build a $3.4bn satellite system that
it claims will carry more data than the all the world's undersea cables,
with a total capacity of 1.3 terabits of bandwidth.
The proposed system
includes a number of ground stations, 15 Medium Earth Orbit satellites,
and four geostationary satellites. TRW has submitted an application to
the Federal Communications Commission, in response to a request for licensees
of a new range of satellite frequencies in the 37.5GHz to 50GHz range.
The FCC is accepting proposals until September 26, and accepted tenders
will then have to negotiate for the exact allocation of frequencies. This
could be a long process, taking up to three years, according to TRW.
The Cleveland, Ohio-based company has tendered for
the license independently, and plans to build the satellites, ground stations
and organize launches without the aid of partners.
However, if its application is successful TRW will
be looking for multimedia and communications companies and large corporates,
to use and invest in the system.
The system is comparable to the Skybridge
proposal by the Alcatel Espace division of Alcatel Alsthom SA with a 64-satellite
global telecommunications network due to be in operation by 2001 (CI No
3,129). Both services are offering similar applications, and aim to provide
'trunking' services to companies; high bandwidth satellite links that can
be used like international fiber optic cables.
TRW is part of the
Odyssey
Telecommunications Ltd (OTI) satellite cellular telephony
joint
venture with
Teleglobe
Inc, TGO (31 7/8) which aims to launch 12 satellites into orbit from
2001.
BROADBAND GUIDE
TO COMPANIES
Iridium IRIDF at 28 7/8 up 40 1/2 ****GOOD
Orbital Sciences ORBI at 20 7/16 22 5/8 ***GOOD
Globalstar GSTRF 35 to 37 to 40 7/8 ****Good
SEE
HKT, ( Hong Kong Tele) 23 9/16 CWP,( Cable and Wireless
)27 13/16 Equiptment and services COMS,54 3/8 LU, 84 9/16 STL 21 3/8 OTHERS:
MCLL (Metrocall 6 3/4 ), TELL ( TeleTouch 2 1/2), TRES ( TresCom 10 1/8),
TSCP (telecape 8 3/4), OMPT ( Omnipoint 18 1/2 ), STCL ( Shared Tech 3
7/8) Software MTEL (Mobile TeleCommun Tech ) 12 3/4
Current Portfolio Value: $133,697 Today's Change: $0
Prices last updated: 6:48 pm ET
Symbol Shares Last Price Chg Volume (000's) Total Cost
Market Value $Gain/ (Loss) Pct. Change
-
IRIDF 500 35 7/8 + 5/8 229.2 $12,500 $17,938 $5,438 43.5
IRIDIUM
-
VOCLF 500 23 7/8 +4 2,580.5 $7,500 $11,938 $4,438 59.1
VOCALTEC
-
SPOT 300 36 3/8 + 5/8 254.2 $9,450 $10,913 $1,463 15.4
PANAMSAT
-
ORBI 500 21 11/16 + 15/16 232.7 $8,000 $10,844 $2,844
35.5 ORBITAL SCIENCES
-
GSTRF 250 38 13/16 + 1/16 57.3 $7,500 $9,703 $2,203 29.3
GLOBALSTAR
-
LOR 500 17 1/2 + 5/16 307.0 $7,500 $8,750 $1,250 16.6
LORAL SPACE & COMMUN
-
DIGI 200 29 1/8 - 7/16 1,276.3 $5,400 $5,825 $425 7.8
DSC COMMUNICATIONS
-
CWP 200 26 5/8 - 1/16 44.9 $5,200 $5,325 $125 2.4 CABLE
AND WIRELESS
-
OMPT 250 20 15/16 + 7/16 614.9 $3,750 $5,234 $1,484 39.5
OMNIPOINT
-
ALA 200 24 5/8 - 1/4 138.1 $5,000 $4,925 $(75) -1.5 ALCATEL
ALSTHOM
-
WSTL 200 22 1/2 - 3/4 377.4 $3,900 $4,500 $600 15.3 WESTTELL
-
LU 50 77 7/8 -1 1/16 2,090.2 $3,900 $3,894 $(6) -0.1 LUCENT
TECHNOLOGIES
-
TEF 50 77 3/4 - 9/16 77.7 $3,850 $3,888 $38 0.9 TELEFONICA
ESPANA
-
ORCL 100 38 1/8 +1 13/16 8,360.0 $3,750 $3,813 $63 1.6
ORACLE
-
CVUS 400 8 1/2 - 1/16 29.9 $3,200 $3,400 $200 6.2 CELLULAR
VISION
-
MCLL 500 6 5/8 - 1/8 723.0 $2,750 $3,313 $563 20.4 METROCALL
-
TSCP 300 10 5/16 + 1/16 9.7 $2,250 $3,094 $844 37.5 TELSCAPE
-
SAT 100 28 3/4 - 3/4 16.2 $2,950 $2,875 $(75) -2.5 ASIA
SAT
-
STCL 500 5 1/16 + 5/16 23.7 $1,800 $2,531 $731 40.6 SHARED
TECHNOLOGY
-
XCIT 100 22 15/16 + 13/32 1,199.4 $2,294 $2,294 $0 0.0
EXCITE
-
HKT 100 21 3/16 - 13/16 525.6 $2,200 $2,119 $(81) -3.6
HONG KONG TELEPHONE
-
TRES 200 10 3/8 + 1/8 86.6 $1,400 $2,075 $675 48.2 TRESCOM
-
DT 100 20 1/16 - 9/16 71.0 $2,000 $2,006 $6 0.3 DEUTSCHE
TELEKOM
-
PHO 500 3 - 1/16 75.2 $1,600 $1,500 $(100) -6.2 PEOPLES
PHONE
-
TELL 500 2 0 2.5 $1,000 $1,000 $0 0.0 TELETOUCH
Total Portfolio $133,697 $23,053 20.8
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- 1712.900 Oct 21 News Dow 8060.440 +139.000 (1.75%) N/A 7921.440 - 8063.870
Oct 21 News S&P 500 972.280 +16.670 (1.74%) N/A 956.110 - 972.560 Oct
21 News
ALA 26.812 -0.188 (-0.69%) 537.7 26.688 - 27.062 Oct
21 $562.50 $26,812.50 News, Charts, Intraday LONG TERM HOLD
ASND 35.062 +1.000 (2.94%) 6702.1 34.312 - 35.312 Oct
21 $1343.75 $17,531.25 News, Charts, Intraday BUY
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ATEL 2.000 +0.031 (1.58%) 89.8 1.969 - 2.062 Oct 21
$156.25 $2000.00 News, Charts, Intraday
ATHM 28.000 +2.125 (8.21%) 1573.4 26.000 - 28.625 Oct
21 $2750.00 $14,000.00 News, Charts, Intraday LONG TERM HOLD
CIEN 59.125 +1.000 (1.72%) 2272.5 57.500 - 59.250 Oct
21 $18.50 $5912.50 News, Charts, Intraday BUY
CMNT 5.188 -0.125 (-2.35%) 82.8 5.062 - 5.312 Oct 21
$307.50 $5187.50 News, Charts, Intraday
CVUS 9.500 +0.250 (2.70%) 106.5 9.125 - 9.750 Oct 21
$750.00 $4750.00 News, Charts, Intraday BUY
DGII 15.938 0.000 (0.00%) 53.9 15.750 - 16.125 Oct
21 $-15.62 $3984.38 News, Charts, Intraday
DIGI 28.688 -1.062 (-3.57%) 6.6 28.625 - 29.812 Oct
21 $1437.50 $28,687.50 News, Charts, Intraday
DT 18.938 +0.062 (0.33%) 101.3 18.688 - 19.000 Oct
21 $43.75 $1893.75 News, Charts, Intraday LONG TERM HOLD
ERICY 48.500 +1.562 (3.33%) 1523.0 47.375 - 48.500
Oct 21 $0.00 $4850.00 News, Charts, Intraday BUY
GIC 27.063 -0.313 (-1.14%) 1471.7 26.813 - 27.563 Jul
25 $-0.00 $2706.30 News, Charts, Intraday
GSTRF 52.750 +1.750 (3.43%) 302.5 51.750 - 53.250 Oct
21 $16,125.00 $39,562.50 News, Charts, Intraday Closed out at 52 buy on
drops
HKT 19.688 -0.938 (-4.55%) 772.7 18.750 - 19.875 Oct
21 $-187.55 $1968.75 News, Charts, Intraday
HLIT 13.875 +0.250 (1.83%) 77.9 13.500 - 14.125 Oct
21 $-1.25 $3468.75 News, Charts, Intraday
BUY
INTC 85.125 +1.062 (1.26%) 38.1 84.875 - 85.938 Oct
21 $-103.75 $851.25 News, Charts, Intraday
IRIDF 48.625 +1.625 (3.46%) 578.6 48.000 - 49.375 Oct
21 $23,625.00 $48,625.00 News, Charts, Intraday closed out at 47 buy on
drops
LBTYA 33.000 +0.438 (1.34%) 2.3 32.625 - 33.250 Oct
21 $50.00 $3300.00 News, Charts, Intraday
LOR 22.188 +0.062 (0.28%) 841.2 21.750 - 22.875 Oct
21 $6627.50 $22,187.50 News, Charts, Intraday
LU 86.062 +0.250 (0.29%) 4062.3 84.750 - 88.375 Oct
21 $781.25 $8606.25 News, Charts, Intraday long term hold also T
MCLL 6.938 0.000 (0.00%) 29.1 6.938 - 7.000 Oct 21
$843.75 $3468.75 News, Charts, Intraday
MOT 68.625 -1.062 (-1.52%) 4173.7 67.375 - 70.812 Oct
21 $-293.75 $3431.25 News, Charts, Intraday
NCTI H 1.844 +0.469 (34.09%) 22990.6 1.344 - 2.031
Oct 21 $2969.00 $9219.00 News, Charts, Intraday BUY
NLV 13.625 0.000 (0.00%) 1638.9 13.312 - 14.000 Oct
21 $-1187.50 $6812.50 News, Charts, Intraday buy
on
dips ?
NN 59.438 -1.438 (-2.36%) 1218.8 59.000 - 61.125 Oct
21 $-356.25 $5943.75 News, Charts, Intraday
NSCP 39.812 +0.562 (1.43%) 9.5 37.250 - 40.125 Oct
21 $-118.75 $3981.25 News, Charts, Intraday Long term hold
NT 100.750 -8.312 (-7.62%) 1535.0 100.250 - 105.688
Oct 21 $-675.00 $10,075.00 News, Charts, Intraday
NWK 18.438 -0.188 (-1.01%) 66.4 18.375 - 18.625 Oct
21 $-62.25 $1843.75 News, Charts, Intraday
NXTL 27.938 +0.062 (0.22%) 10.0 27.625 - 28.500 Oct
21 $-81.25 $2793.75 News, Charts, Intraday
buy
OMPT 22.688 -0.188 (-0.82%) 10.0 22.500 - 23.625 Oct
21 $3718.75 $11,343.75 News, Charts, Intraday long term hold
ONSI 17.562 +0.062 (0.36%) 306.1 17.438 - 17.750 Oct
21 $203.12 $4390.62 News, Charts, Intraday long term hold
ORBI 24.938 -0.562 (-2.21%) 525.7 24.750 - 26.625 Oct
21 $8317.50 $24,937.50 News, Charts, Intraday long term hold
ORCTF 16.625 -0.125 (-0.75%) 33.9 16.500 - 17.375 Oct
21 $-68.75 $1662.50 News, Charts, Intraday
PRMS 28.938 +0.250 (0.87%) 393.8 28.688 - 29.500 Oct
21 $-69.25 $2893.75 News, Charts, Intraday (PRMS) Big Wedding of Access
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QCOM 63.938 +0.062 (0.10%) 848.7 63.375 - 65.000 Oct
21 $-306.25 $6393.75 News, Charts, Intraday long term hold
SAT 25.750 0.000 (0.00%) 0.7 25.750 - 25.812 Oct 21
$-143.80 $2575.00 News, Charts, Intraday
SBC 65.000 +0.938 (1.46%) 809.1 63.750 - 65.125 Oct
21 $550.00 $6500.00 News, Charts, Intraday long term hold
SFA 20.625 -0.500 (-2.37%) 844.6 20.375 - 21.250 Oct
21 $-187.50 $2062.50 News, Charts, Intraday
SKYC 9.000 -0.500 (-5.26%) 25.4 9.000 - 9.375 Oct 21
$1500.00 $9000.00 News, Charts, Intraday
SPOT 45.750 +2.750 (6.40%) 147.5 42.875 - 45.750 Oct
21 $13,500.00 $45,750.00 News, Charts, Intraday
SRCM 12.250 +0.375 (3.16%) 95.6 11.875 - 12.438 Oct
21 $4124.00 $24,500.00 News, Charts, Intraday
STCL 5.500 0.000 (0.00%) 22.8 5.500 - 5.625 Oct 21
$950.00 $2750.00 News, Charts, Intraday
SUMA 11.125 0.000 (0.00%) 30.1 10.875 - 11.500 Oct
21 $-563.75 $2781.25 News, Charts, Intraday
TCOMA H 24.062 +0.438 (1.85%) 1.5 23.438 - 24.062 Oct
21 $156.25 $2406.25 News, Charts, Intraday
TCOMB 24.500 +0.500 (2.08%) 2.7 23.625 - 24.500 Oct
21 $50.00 $2450.00 News, Charts, Intraday
TEF 88.312 +0.625 (0.71%) 55.5 87.562 - 88.312 Oct
21 $43.75 $8831.25 News, Charts, Intraday
TGO 36.562 -0.312 (-0.85%) 10.6 36.562 - 36.938 Oct
21 $94.88 $5484.38 News, Charts, Intraday
TINTA 18.062 -0.062 (-0.34%) 56.9 17.875 - 18.250 Oct
21 $56.25 $1806.25 News, Charts, Intraday
TLDCF 42.750 +2.000 (4.91%) 140.0 40.750 - 42.875 Oct
21 $50.00 $4275.00 News, Charts, Intraday
TRES 10.375 +0.375 (3.75%) 84.8 10.125 - 10.625 Oct
21 $6750.00 $20,750.00 News, Charts, Intraday BUY
TRW 60.438 +0.312 (0.52%) 231.6 60.062 - 60.625 Oct
21 $349.95 $6043.75 News, Charts, Intraday long term hold
TSCP 13.500 +1.250 (10.20%) 11.7 12.625 - 13.500 Oct
21 $4000.00 $13,500.00 News, Charts, Intraday
TXN 127.750 +5.875 (4.82%) 2530.6 123.750 - 127.875
Oct 21 $-86.88 $1277.50 News, Charts, Intraday V long term hold
OCLF 30.875 -0.062 (-0.20%) 115.3 30.625 - 31.375 Oct
21 $7937.50 $15,437.50 News, Charts, Intraday
WAVO 10.438 +0.188 (1.83%) 110.4 10.188 - 10.500 Oct
21 $-156.25 $1043.75 News, Charts, Intraday
WCOM 35.375 0.000 (0.00%) 3.5 35.000 - 35.750 Oct 21
$0.00 $3537.50 News, Charts, Intraday
WSTL 20.562 +0.188 (0.92%) 150.2 20.500 - 21.000 Oct
21 $131.25 $2056.25 News, Charts, Intraday
XCIT 30.688 -1.250 (-3.91%) 405.2 30.000 - 32.750 Oct
21 $1331.25 $3068.75 News, Charts, Intraday long term hold
Total $9678.90 $107,540.34 (+25.22%) $533,963.44
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Symbol
Shares
Last
Price
Chg
Volume
(000's)
Total
Cost
Market
Value
$Gain/
(Loss)
Pct.
Change
GSTRF
1,000
53
+2
92.2
$30,000
$53,000
$23,000
76.6
closed out at 52
ASND BUY
1,500
34 3/4
+ 11/16
1,598.7
$48,563
$52,125
$3,562
7.3
beginning to move
IRIDF
1,000
48 7/8
+1 7/8
92.5
$25,000
$48,875
$23,875
95.5
Closed out at 45
XCIT
GOOD long term HOLD
1,000
32 1/8
+ 3/16
17.5
$22,938
$32,125
$9,187
40.0
TRW
good long term HOLD
500
60 1/8
0
59.4
$27,320
$30,063
$2,743
10.0
TCOMA
BUY
1,250
23 9/16
- 1/16
103.2
$28,359
$29,453
$1,094
3.8
SRCM
2,000
12 3/8
+ 1/2
19.7
$19,250
$24,750
$5,500
28.5
TCOMB
BUY
1,000
23 3/4
- 1/4
0.0
$23,500
$23,750
$250
1.0
TRES
BUY
2,000
10 1/4
+ 1/4
13.1
$14,000
$20,500
$6,500
46.4
SBC
300
64 1/16
0
199.4
$18,431
$19,219
$788
4.2
TGO
500
36 7/8
0
0.0
$15,775
$18,438
$2,663
16.8
NXTL
600
28
+ 1/8
433.2
$15,900
$16,800
$900
5.6
VOCLF
500
30 7/8
- 1/16
8.5
$7,500
$15,438
$7,938
105.8
ATHM
500
26 7/8
+1
233.8
$11,250
$13,438
$2,188
19.4
ORBI
500
26 1/4
+ 3/4
198.6
$8,000
$13,125
$5,125
64.0
SPOT
300
42 15/16
- 1/16
9.0
$9,450
$12,881
$3,431
36.3
COMS
250
50 1/2
+ 3/16
1,514.8
$12,219
$12,625
$406
3.3
OMPT
500
22 13/16
- 1/16
51.8
$7,500
$11,406
$3,906
52.0
LOR
500
21 15/16
- 3/16
256.8
$7,500
$10,969
$3,469
46.2
SKYC
1,000
9 1/8
- 3/8
2.2
$7,500
$9,125
$1,625
21.6
ORCTF
500
17 1/8
+ 3/8
0.9
$8,750
$8,563
$(187)
-2.1
NCTI
5,000
1 21/32
+ 9/32
6,336.7
$6,250
$8,281
$2,031
32.4
ATI
200
36
- 1/16
158.7
$7,663
$7,200
$(463)
-6.0
MOT
100
70 3/8
+ 11/16
449.5
$7,469
$7,038
$(431)
-5.7
HLIT
500
13 5/8
0
15.9
$6,940
$6,813
$(127)
-1.8
TXN
50
125 3/8
+3 1/2
547.9
$6,200
$6,269
$69
1.1
NVDM
1,000
6
+ 1/16
8.1
$5,000
$6,000
$1,000
20.0
DIGI
200
29 1/8
- 5/8
516.1
$5,400
$5,825
$425
7.8
CIEN
100
57 13/16
- 5/16
330.5
$5,894
$5,781
$(113)
-1.9
OMPT
250
22 7/8
0
41.5
$3,750
$5,719
$1,969
52.5
STCL
1,000
5 1/2
0
17.2
$3,600
$5,500
$1,900
52.7
ALA
200
27 1/16
+ 1/16
127.5
$5,000
$5,413
$413
8.2
CWP
200
25 7/8
- 15/16
29.0
$5,200
$5,175
$(25)
-0.4
WAVO
500
10 1/4
0
14.8
$6,000
$5,125
$(875)
-14.5
LU
50
88
+2 3/16
771.2
$3,900
$4,400
$500
12.8
TEF
50
87 5/8
- 1/16
2.8
$3,850
$4,381
$531
13.7
ONSI
250
17 7/16
- 1/16
10.6
$4,125
$4,359
$234
5.6
WSTL
200
20 3/4
+ 3/8
30.3
$3,900
$4,150
$250
6.4
ATEL
2,000
2 1/16
+ 3/32
0.7
$2,500
$4,125
$1,625
65.0
TSCP
300
13 1/8
+ 7/8
2.6
$2,250
$3,938
$1,688
75.0
CVUS
400
9 9/16
+ 5/16
9.3
$3,200
$3,825
$625
19.5
BAY
100
35 13/16
+1
714.4
$4,000
$3,581
$(419)
-10.4
MCLL
500
7
+ 1/16
2.5
$2,750
$3,500
$750
27.2
LBTYA
100
32 5/8
+ 1/16
8.5
$3,281
$3,263
$(18)
-0.5
CVN
1,000
3
+ 1/16
60.7
$3,625
$3,000
$(625)
-17.2
PRMS
100
29
+ 5/16
53.6
$2,963
$2,900
$(63)
-2.1
NXTL
100
28
+ 1/8
433.2
$2,875
$2,800
$(75)
-2.6
STCL
500
5 1/2
0
17.2
$1,800
$2,750
$950
52.7
CTV
200
13 7/16
+ 1/8
19.3
$2,850
$2,688
$(162)
-5.6
ECI
100
25 15/16
- 3/16
21.1
$2,400
$2,594
$194
8.0
SAT
100
25 3/4
0
0.0
$2,950
$2,575
$(375)
-12.7
SEM
200
12 7/8
+ 1/8
43.1
$2,650
$2,575
$(75)
-2.8
DT
100
18 3/4
- 1/8
27.6
$2,000
$1,875
$(125)
-6.2
TINTA
100
18 1/8
0
1.1
$1,713
$1,813
$100
5.8
NLV
100
13 7/8
+ 1/4
218.9
$1,731
$1,388
$(343)
-19.8
TELL
500
2 1/8
0
0.0
$1,000
$1,063
$63
6.3
ECI
10
25 15/16
- 3/16
21.1
$240
$259
$19
7.9
CZN
10
9 7/16
0
26.8
$93
$94
$1
1.0
Total Portfolio:
$641,361
$120,818
23.2
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