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Technology Stocks : Dell Technologies Inc.
DELL 140.41+1.1%3:59 PM EST

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To: kemble s. matter who wrote (173733)1/5/2004 10:06:18 AM
From: William F. Wager, Jr.  Read Replies (3) of 176387
 
7:52AM DELL upgraded at SG Cowen 34.29: SG Cowen upgrades Dell Computer to Strong Buy from Outperform, as their core IT survey suggests a likely recovery in corporate PC upgrades; firm also cites prospects for secular share take in consumer PC/consumer tech and share gains in enterprise, as well as valuation at just 21x their 2005 EPS est.

7:14AM Early Research Calls : Merrill Lynch downgrading AWE to Neutral from Buy... SG Cowen upgrading a host of technology names including AMAT, KLAC, SNPS, DELL, BRKS... UBS downgrading a number of Oilfield Services stocks... Goldman Sachs ups VOD to Outperform from In-Line... Morgan Stanley upgrades JCP to Equal Weight from Underweight... Piper Jaffray upgrading TQNT to Outperform from Mkt Perform... CSFB cuts AFL to Underperform from Neutral... RBC Capital upgrading MENT to Outperform from Sector Perform.... BofA upgrading VC to Buy from Neutral, while also downgrading SIAL to Neutral from Buy... Wachovia upgrading BDN to Mkt Perform from Underperform... UBS raising their 2004 PC unit growth estimate to 11.5% y/y from 10% and initiating a 2005 forecast for 8.4% growth y/y; also noting DELL, HPQ, IBM and AAPL well positioned to show EPS improvement in 2004.

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