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To: jim bender who wrote (31047)	5/18/1999 6:25:00 PM
From: Mang Cheng	of 45548

"First Albany Ties Cabletron Stock Strength to Takeover Rumors" Tuesday May 18, 1999 (3:43 pm ET) NEW YORK, May 18 (Standard & Poor's) - First Albany attributes strength in shares of Cabletron Systems (CS) to takeover speculation. Analyst Matthew Barzowskas told S&P MarketScope he has not seen any fundamental information that would move the stock significantly. He notes that the company is in a consolidating industry, adding that CS recently said it would not be adverse to selling part of the company for the right price. Barzowskas says there continue to be some firms looking to buy data network companies, but points out that there aren't many left; he thinks CS, 3Com, and Newbridge are probably the final three candidates with product portfolios that somebody might want. The First Albany analyst rates CS shares neutral; fundamentally, he thinks the company still has some issues. He sees EPS of $0.02 for Q1 and $0.30 for fiscal 2000 (Feb.). Get the full Word on the Street. S&P Personal Wealth subscribers get continuous updates on what Wall Street's top equity analysts are saying throughout each market day. Click here for a 30-day free trial, or sign in if you're already a subscriber. 18-May-1999 15:43:03 (01976547) Mang

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