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To: djane who wrote (52445)	8/21/1998 1:03:00 AM
From: djane	Read Replies (2) of 61433

OT Bad Analysts list from Forbes ASAP forbes.com Bad Analysts In the spirit of fair play, we decided to analyze the analysts. We talked to a number of mutual fund managers and technology stock watchers to see which tech analysts they'd like to run off the Street. Here's what they said: Krishna Shankar, the San Francisco-based analyst at Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette... generally too descriptive and not analytical enough...was bullish on AMD when the chipmaker was consistently losing money last year... was also negative on Intel when it was a rising star. John Lazlo at Paine Webber...stretched too thin...not up-to-date with the companies he follows. George Kelly at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter... too Cisco-centric. Tony Langham, formerly at NatWest Securities... recommendations of Motorola sound like a stuck record. Joe Bellace at Merrill Lynch...too cursory in his analysis and not anticipatory enough. Christopher Stix at Cowen & Company... made poor calls on 3Com and Bay Networks...jumps to conclusions too easily. -Will Merrick Copyright c Forbes 1997

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