These two stocks have been under pressure this year because of questions about how relevant they are to the boom in e-business.
Until we see all the earnings reports, it's hard to define the context clearly.
Right now, the primary driver of demand in the software sector as a whole is clearly that everybody's trying to build out an e-business infrastructure and to leverage the Internet as a basis for doing business. Today, we see a lot of momentum and strength in the companies providing the core building blocks from a technology perspective in supporting this e-business infrastructure.
Linux is right up near the top where the greatest relative momentum is heading.
Everyone knows there's no love lost between Larry Ellison and Tom Siebel.
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The stock's been trading in a range of $10 to $12. We're at $13 as a one-year target, at the upper end of the range. I think the stock, in a flat market, would want to trade up a bit.
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