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Technology Stocks : Network Associates (NET)
NET 248.11-2.0%9:30 AM EST

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To: Tim Robbins who started this subject12/26/2000 6:17:59 PM
From: AlienTech   of 6021
 
ouch that hurts!!!!

DAT HURTZ! Or iz iet peeenix envey? Twice in a row and boom this turd's dead.. D.E.A.D as a dooour nail.. Coming in under 200 mil in revs.. I thienk its related to Y2K..

Network Associates To Post Quarterly, Annual Loss; Execs to Step Down
By Chris Frankie
Editorial Assistant
12/26/00 6:09 PM ET

Network Associates (NETA:Nasdaq - news) said Tuesday it expects to post a fourth-quarter loss of between $130 million and $140 million due to reduced orders and a slowing economy.

The Santa Clara, Calif.-based provider of software security systems did not provide earnings-per-share figures. Eleven analysts polled by First Call/Thomson Financial are calling for the company to earn 31 cents a share for the quarter. The company earned 20 cents in the year-ago period.

Network Associates says it expects fourth-quarter revenue of $55 million and $65 million. Analysts polled by First Call/Thomson Financials were expecting revenue of $241.9 million.

The the full year, the company expects revenue in the range of $742 million to $752 million and a net loss between $84 and $94 million. Analysts were expecting full-year revenue of $894 million, according to the First Call/Thomson Financial consensus.

The revised numbers were caused by "the decision of key distributors to dramatically reduce their inventory levels and by a reduction in fourth-quarter demand induced by a slowing overall economy," the company said in a statement.

The company also announced that Chairman and CEO William Larson, President Peter Watkins and Chief Financial Officer Prabhat Goyal were stepping down. Edwin Harper, a director of the company, will take over as chairman. Larson said he will stay until a new CEO is announced, and Goyal will stay until a replacement is found.

Shares of Network Associates fell 13 cents, or 1%, to $11.75 in regular session Nasdaq trading, but plummeted to $6 in recent after-hours Island trading.
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