High-technology electronic stocks are still the ones to own, in my mind even though some people say they are overpriced right now. Can you give me some high-tech stocks that seem to have good potential? -A recent listing of high-tech stocks by the brokerage firm of Smith, Barney, Harris, Upham & Co. contained some interesting prospects, but only for those willing to buy and hold onto a stock for a period of time. The firm warned that the list is not for shortterm trading "since it sometimes takes months for a Pennystock to achieve an upside objective."
Some of the stocks listed by the company (with the top price expected for the stock indicated in parentheses) include: Ametek (58) AVX Corp. (45) Burndy Corp. (44) Centronics Data (40) Fischbach (62) GCA Corp. (55) Gould (59) Hewlett Packard (100) Killmorgen (50) LFE Corp. (29) Loral (69) National Semiconductor (56) Square D (55) ThomasI. Belts (83) and Yard Co. (29). I want to learn more about mutual funds and to get some idea as to how well individual funds have performed over the past five years. - Two companies recently published comprehensive mutual fund directories that list the performance records of leading funds and provide addresses. The most complete directory is "Donoghue's Mutual Funds Almanac 14th Edition." It covers the performance of 650 mutual funds, both those that charge a sales fee as well as those that are free of any purchase charges. The almanac is available for $25 plus $3 for postage with handling, from the Donoghue Organization, P.O. Box 540, Holliston, Mass. 01746. The second directory is called "The Handbook For No-Load Fund Investors 1983 Edition." It covers the performance record and provides information on 373 no-load mutual funds -those that charge no sales commission. The book costs $28 and can be ordered from the No-Load Fund Investor, P.O. Box 283 Hasting-On-Hudson N.Y. 10706. Both books contain many chapters on the nature of mutual funds, how to invest in them how to choose the fund that is right for you, and have a glossary of mutual fund terms.pennystocks
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Some of the stocks listed by the company (with the top price expected for the stock indicated in parentheses) include: Ametek (58) AVX Corp. (45) Burndy Corp. (44) Centronics Data (40) Fischbach (62) GCA Corp. (55) Gould (59) Hewlett Packard (100) Killmorgen (50) LFE Corp. (29) Loral (69) National Semiconductor (56) Square D (55) ThomasI. Belts (83) and Yard Co. (29). I want to learn more about mutual funds and to get some idea as to how well individual funds have performed over the past five years. - Two companies recently published comprehensive mutual fund directories that list the performance records of leading funds and provide addresses. The most complete directory is "Donoghue's Mutual Funds Almanac 14th Edition." It covers the performance of 650 mutual funds, both those that charge a sales fee as well as those that are free of any purchase charges. The almanac is available for $25 plus $3 for postage with handling, from the Donoghue Organization, P.O. Box 540, Holliston, Mass. 01746. The second directory is called "The Handbook For No-Load Fund Investors 1983 Edition." It covers the performance record and provides information on 373 no-load mutual funds -those that charge no sales commission. The book costs $28 and can be ordered from the No-Load Fund Investor, P.O. Box 283 Hasting-On-Hudson N.Y. 10706. Both books contain many chapters on the nature of mutual funds, how to invest in them how to choose the fund that is right for you, and have a glossary of mutual fund terms.pennystocks
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