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Technology Stocks : Citrix Systems (CTXS)
CTXS 103.900.0%Nov 2 5:00 PM EST

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To: Innuit who wrote (8349)6/12/2000 3:00:00 PM
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RESEARCH ALERT - Citrix (NASDAQ:CTXS) ratings cut
(Reuters, 06/12/2000 14:49)

NEW YORK, June 12 (Reuters) - Two brokerages on Monday cut their ratings on shares of Citrix Systems Inc. after the customer-management software maker said its second-quarter earnings would not meet expectations.

Credit Suisse First Boston said in a research note it had cut its rating to a buy from a strong buy.

CSFB said:
-- "From our perspective, the most surprising data point from today is that CTXS' channel demand is slowing at the same time the company's enterprise sales strategy is not achieving its targets (Q2, at least). While enterprise sales do involve longer sales cycles, if overall customer and market demand is still increasing there should be a relatively proportional demand transfer from channel to enterprise, rather than a simultaneous decline in both distribution channels."

PaineWebber said in a research note it had removed Citrix from its "highlighted stocks" list and cut its rating from buy to neutral.

PaineWebber said:

-- "While we believe server-based computing will continue to be a healthy trend, we believe Citrix may be challenged to grow at faster than 25 percent longer term."

Citrix shares were down 19 at 22-3/16 on Nasdaq.

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