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Biotech / Medical : Medtronic (MDT)
MDT 92.65+0.5%Nov 10 3:59 PM EST

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To: Backewenk who wrote (402)11/23/1999 5:54:00 PM
From: Mike  Read Replies (1) of 687
 
Another analyst upped MDT target price. Look for alot more upgrades as we move forward. MDT will get approval on the Jewel AF defib device in a couple months (maybe weeks). This maybe the "old" MDT reinvented!!!!!. The biggest things from the recent announcements are:

1. S670 stent approved with Rapid exchange technology.
This is HUGE.
2. Analyst are starting to see that the R&D is paying off
bigtime.
3. All six aquisitions have been integrated and will pay dividends as we move forward. This is big news as MDT spent approx $8B.

Good luck to all,
Mike

RESEARCH ALERT - Medtronic price target upped


NEW YORK, Nov 23 (Reuters) - Deutsche Banc Alex. Brown said Tuesday it has raised its 12-month price target for medical device maker Medtronic Inc. <MDT.N> to $50 from a range of $42 to $46.

report said raised the price following strong fiscal 2000 second quarter results, which showed profits up nearly 20 percent.

report added that the results confirm its view that Medtronic has successfully integrated nearly all of the six acquisitions made in the last 12 months and is positioned to meet, and perhaps beat, Deutsche Banc's expectations going forward.

Shares of Medtronic were down 13/16 at 38-1/16.

10:26 11-23-99

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