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Technology Stocks : ASND - Discussion, but no quotes
ASND 201.62-1.0%Oct 31 3:59 PM EST

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To: Richard Russell who wrote (140)9/27/1997 12:03:00 AM
From: Thomas George Warner   of 186
 
How can you possibly call this great work, to insult a respected analyst, by someone without a background in technology? If this kind of abuse keeps on the large investment banks and brokerage houses will cut the small investors off from the information they now supply to us free.

Robertson, Stephens & Co is a respected investment banking firm with many large PAYING clients that rely on this firm to give them sound, detailed informative investment advice. this is an example:

"At RS&Co., we know that comprehensive research enables us to identify investment opportunities in our targeted industries to best position our corporate finance clients. It is our dedication to research that keeps us on the vanguard of developing trends. Since 1991, stocks recommended by RS&Co. analysts have outperformed their respective industry averages by more than 16 percent."

Mr. Johnson is a very respected analyst, held in high regard for his insight into this particular segment of the market. Is this a great bio?

Paul Johnson, CFA
Communications

<Picture>Paul Johnson, a Managing Director in Robertson, Stephens & Company's Equity Research Department, has followed the communications equipment industry for the past seven years. With 15 years' experience analyzing technology companies, Paul has covered all sectors of the industry, from semiconductors to mainframe computers. In addition, he has participated in 29 investment banking transactions during his career.

Institutional Investor magazine, Red Herring magazine, Bloomberg and The Wall Street Journal have ranked Paul as one of the best analysts in the country. Paul is an Adjunct Professor of Finance at the Graduate School of Business, Columbia University, where he has taught for the past five years. Paul has appeared frequently on CNN and testified before Congress; he also has spoken at various industry, investment and venture capital conferences.

Paul has a BA in Economics from the University of California, Berkeley, and an MBA in Finance from the Executive Program at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. Paul is a member of the New York Society of Securities Analysts.

Coverage

3Com Corporation (COMS) Ascend Communications, Inc. (ASND) Bay Networks, Inc. (BAY) Cabletron Systems, Inc. (CS) Cisco Systems, Inc. (CSCO) FORE Systems, Inc. (FORE) PairGain Technologies, Inc. (PAIR) Shiva Corporation (SHVA) Sync Research, Inc. (SYNX) TranSwitch Corporation (TXCC) VideoServer, Inc. (VSVR) Xylan Corporation (XYLN)

Do you really think that this man could survive this long in this fast moving segment of the market and not be competent.

go to the Robertson,Stephenson page and read for yourself instead of reading a synopsis of his report. rsco.com

Of course only my opinion, but an irritated one.

Do not be surprised if Robertson, Stephenson stops all access to us shortly.
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