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Technology Stocks : BAY Ntwks (under House)

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To: frank burch who wrote (3322)12/31/1997 8:57:00 AM
From: bayhead  Read Replies (1) of 6980
 
All aboard...full speed ahead

08:10am EST 30-Dec-97 Deutsche Morgan Grenfell Inc.
(Lindsay/Suppiger 415-614- Data Networking - Our Top Picks For
January Effect Rebound
[FirstCall Notes 12/30]

Data Networking - Our Top Picks For January Effect Rebound
Subject: Industry Update

Analyst: Noel Lindsay, (415) 217-4227
Associate: Erik Suppiger, (415) 217-4228

Industry: Data Networking

Date: December 29, 1997

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* 3Com Corporation: Stock price dropped from $75 to $27 in early 1997, and
again from $56 to $30 in Oct. & Nov. We continue to think 3Com is
positioned second only to Cisco - trading at nearly half the multiple.

* FORE Systems: Stock price dropped from $35 to $15 in 1997, causing
heavy tax loss selling, yet we expect strong Dec. qtr to be reported.

* Bay Networks: Dramatic turnaround made BAY a momentum stock, driving
it from $16 to $41. When expectations caught-up with reality, momentum
players sold and tax-loss selling followed, knocking it from $41 to $23.

* Cabletron Systems: Deteriorating fundamentals caused stock price to
fall from $45 to $14. Tax loss selling appears to be preventing a
rebound, but this could change in Jan. Despite tough challenges, we
think its attractiveness as an acquisition limits downside risk.
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