by Robert Sheard (MF DowMan) LEXINGTON, Ky. (Mar. 27): With a strong computer/technology sector, the IFG portfolio managed to regain some ground on the market today. The model is still lagging behind the benchmark S&P 500 Index for 1996 as technology issues (represented by the Nasdaq) have done about half as well as blue chip stocks (the DJIA). With a high concentration in technology at the moment, the IFG model hasn't been very inspired or inspiring. But hope springs eternal and the countdown is on until the quarterly portfolio update next Friday. In the meantime, we'll take small victories like today's wherever we can.
Micron Technology <% if gsSubBrand = "aolsnapshot" then Response.Write("(NYSE:MU)") else Response.Write("(NYSE:MU)") end if %>, last year's IFG-darling-turned-goat has entered into an agreement with Data 1 Inc which Data 1 hopes will make it less dependent on outside suppliers. The accord gives Data 1 a new direct relationship with Micron for DRAM chips to be included in Data 1's memory upgrade products.
Well, it's not as Oscar, but it's better than a Razzie. Computer Associates announced that a product developed with its CA-OpenIngres relational database management system won the Australian Federal Government Technology Productivity Gold Award. "I'd like to thank all of the little people. . . You really *do* like me." | ||||||||
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