99, Nice call RB. Im still holding.. glad to see we are getting more coverage.... finally... and a solid name too! I've been waiting for at least 150 to start taking some off the table. --Sid
U.S. Bancorp Piper Jaffray Initiates Coverage of PUMA with a
Strong Buy Rating and $175 Price Target
Business Editors
MENLO PARK, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 16, 2000--
- A Pure Play In the White-Hot-Wireless Internet Technology Market -
U.S. Bancorp Piper Jaffray Managing Director and Senior Wireless Communications & Mobile Computing Analyst Sam May today initiated coverage of Puma Technology (PUMA--$102, (a)) with a Strong Buy rating. Puma is a leading supplier of personal information management (PIM) software, wireless Internet connectivity and intelligent agent applications. "We are initiating coverage of Puma Technology with a Strong Buy rating and $175 price target, based on 100 times fiscal 2000 revenues," said May. "In our view, the wireless Internet market is beginning to emerge, due in large part to the development of higher-speed networks and applications from leading software developers like Puma. We view Puma as a pure play in the white-hot-wireless Internet market and believe the company will directly benefit from the explosive growth in this space."
May expects wireless-subscriber growth to increase from approximately 420 million users at the end of 1999 to over 1.2 billion in 2004. In addition, May estimates that the 8 million personal digital assistants (PDAs) sold in 1999 will increase to over 44.3 million in 2004, giving Puma's PIM products an addressable market of over $2.4 billion by 2004. "Puma's Intellisync software has quickly risen to dominate the hand-held market with clients including Research in Motion (a)(b), Palm Computing, Amazon (a), America Online and other industry leaders," said May.
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