Ken Sheinberg

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  Published on: 1/30/2001    Last Visited: 5/29/2008  

  "I'm not saying the coast is clear," said Kenneth Sheinberg, head of trading at SG Cowen.

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  ``You're at a real crossroads in the market , ' said Ken Sheinberg , head of listed trading at SG Cowen Securities Inc. ``For the people who have lost 60 percent and don't have any more money left , they're selling out before they have nothing.Others are using it as a buying opportunity.''.
  
  Microsoft fell $ 2.63 to $ 50.06 on concern the No. 1 software maker will miss profit forecasts because of slowing personal-computer sales.The stock has dropped 18 percent in the past two weeks , erasing about $ 54 billion in market value.
  
  Some of the Nasdaq's largest stocks rose.

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  "Obviously people are jittery and the markets are jittery," said Ken Sheinberg, head of trading at SG Cowen & Co.

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  Published on: 3/21/2001    Last Visited: 3/21/2001  

  ``You're at a real crossroads in the market , ' said Ken Sheinberg , head of listed trading at SG Cowen Securities Inc. ``For the people who have lost 60 percent and don't have any more money left , they're selling out before they have nothing.Others are using it as a buying opportunity.''.
  
  Qualcomm surged $ 4.63 to $ 58.63 , Intel gained $ 1.75 to $ 26.38 and Oracle gained $ 1.13 to $ 15.56.All three have fallen more than 56 percent in the past year.
  
  Still , almost two stocks fell for every one that rose on the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq Stock Market.

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  Published on: 1/9/2001    Last Visited: 1/9/2001  

  ``Six months down the road the economy is going to pick up, and you will not be able to buy stocks at these prices, ' said Ken Sheinberg, head of listed trading at SG Cowen Securities Inc. ``People want to buy technology shares.''.
  
  Mobile phone-related stocks fell after Nokia Oyj, the world's largest cellular-phone maker, said it sold fewer phones than some analysts expected last year.Rival Motorola Inc. dropped.
  
  The Nasdaq advanced 45.38, or 1.9 percent, to 2441.30, after falling 8.4 percent over three sessions following the Federal Reserve's interest-rate cut.The Standard & Poor's 500 Index gained 4.94, or 0.4 percent, to 1300.80.

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  Published on: 10/28/2000    Last Visited: 10/28/2000  

  ``People are worried'' about slowing profit growth, ``and fear's a much stronger emotion than greed, ' said Kenneth Sheinberg, head of listed trading at SG Cowen Securities Corp. ``If they do not think that six months down the road the growth potential is going to be better, they be going to sell.''.
  
  In contrast, Microsoft Corp., International Business Machines Corp. and Intel were among lower-priced stocks that advanced.
  
  Microsoft, which has lost 42 percent of its value this year and sells for 35 times profit, jumped $ 3.25 to $ 67.69, while IBM rose 94 cents to $ 93.69.IBM has dropped 13 percent this year.Intel, which has sunk 38 percent since the end of August, rallied $ 1.69 to $ 46.38.

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  We were a little bit overbought and trading at resistance, said Ken Sheinberg, head of listed trading at SG Cowen Securities Corp.People are playing the technicals ; selling groups and stocks when they get overbought and buying groups and stocks when they are oversold. On the Dow, stocks that posted the strongest gains Monday declined Tuesday.

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  Published on: 3/26/2001    Last Visited: 3/26/2001  

  Kenneth SheinbergHead of Listed TradingSG Cowenre : Market Watcher

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  Published on: 10/2/1999    Last Visited: 9/4/2000  

  Techs have gotten demolished over the past few weeks, so this is probably a dead cat bounce, said Ken Sheinberg, head of listed trading at SG Cowen Securities Corp.Sheinberg suggested that Monday's rally came more from a lack of sellers than an abundance of buyers.Some of this may be related to sellers walking away at the end of the month, he said.
  
  Semiconductor and telecom issues led the recovery Monday after being pummeled last week.Intel (INTC) jumped 3 % to 66 3/4.The firm's 2-for-1 stock split has now become effective.LSI Logic (LSI) inched up 1/8 to 33 5/8 and Nokia (NOK) added 1 % to 44 3/8 after falling 29 % and 17 %, respectively, last week following a couple of devastating earnings warnings.Meanwhile, Qualcomm (QCOM) rose 4 % to 64 15/16 after forming a joint venture with Ford (F) to deliver wireless services to cars.The S&P Telecom index rose 3 % to 654 and the PHLX Semiconductor index rose 4 % to 993.

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  Published on: 1/5/2001    Last Visited: 1/11/2001  

  One rate cut is not going to change anything in the short term, said Ken Sheinberg, head of listed trading at SG Cowen Securities Corp.
  
  Sheinberg said the market needs to see a string of rate cuts and some positive earnings news before it is able to sustain a rally.
  
  According to a BridgeNews poll, the odds of a 25-basis-point rate cut at the Jan. 31 meeting stand at 68 % while the odds of a 50-basis-point cut stand at 39 %.The poll also showed that respondents expect the Fed to cut the funds rate further, by at least another 50 basis points, from the current 6 % level by the end of the first quarter and subsequently by another 25 basis points in the second quarter.
  
  But it will take at least six months for the economy to see any impact from the rate cuts, analysts say.Meanwhile, the earnings warnings continue to pour in.

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