You don't need to sit it out if you're comfortable trading. But don't get carried away, either, and keep yourself ready to sell by reminding yourself that buying is only half of successful trading. I think this is pretty good advice for the non-technology sector of the market as well. If you want to look at a really scary price chart these days, forget about checking out Cisco Systems. But I don't think this market will turn on a dime any more than the Nasdaq will.
Skyscrapers are built on solid foundations, remember.
At least the skyscrapers that stay up for a while are. C-Cube specializes in chips to process video. C-Cube also introduced eight new products in 2000 and they should start adding to revenue this year. The Wall Street firm said that increased turnover in the housing market and higher lumber prices provide better earnings visibility in the second half of 2001. I'm still expecting that the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts will lift this stock, but it is taking longer than I expected.