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To: Bouf who wrote (102897)	10/9/1999 12:15:00 PM
From: Danny Song	Respond to of 119973

RDWR is going to blow next week! I just receive a buy from thelion this morning! The Lion Research Alert thelion.com MARKETS Final Bell - 10/8/99: Dow 10649.76 +112.71 (+1.07%) Nasdaq 2886.57 +25.87 (+0.90%) S&P 500 1335.45 +17.81 (+1.35%) Internet Stock Index - ISDEX 585.47 +9.08 (+1.58%) Find news stories at TheLion.com: thelion.com , updated by the minute. Today's Market: Investors, heaving a sigh of relief that an uneven September jobs report didn't damage the interest rate outlook. Technology, subjected to a steep downdraft in the chip segment during the opening 50 minutes of trade, spent the rest of the day stair-stepping higher... Read the story from CBS MarketWatch Company Selective Disclosures: The Securities and Exchange Commission may propose a rule next month that would prohibit companies from disclosing potentially market-moving information to securities analysts before they release it to the general public... does this have to do with HIFN? Read the story from Bloomberg IPO Week Ahead: The IPO carnival at the corner of Broad and Wall Streets takes a breather the week of October 11. Wall Street takes Monday's Columbus Day holiday off, and the planned calendar of initial public offerings is smaller than many of those from recent weeks... Read the story from Red Herring STOCK ALERTS Radware could be the next Alteon Websystems Radware Corp (Nasdaq: RDWR) made healthy gains Friday on news of a new patented load balancing infrastructure product called "LinkProof" for networks with multiple ISP connections. We strongly believe LinkProof will become the "must haves" for ISP and telco companies since LinkProof is the best IP infrastructure solution out there that ensures 7x24 network availability and an uninterrupted packet delivery to and from the enterprise in the event one or more ISP connection fails. The product will be in great demand as more and more ISPs and telcos want to ensure uninterrupted and balanced internet traffic flow for their corporate customers. We believe Radware is very undervalue at this time, the company is currently trading at $450 million market cap, comparing to the likes of Alteon Websystems which has a market value of more than $3 billion, F5 Networks over $1.5 billion, Foundry Networks at $8 billion cap, we believe RDWR will soon be in the same league and get the recognition as the leader in the net infrastructure industry. Radware's partners include Inktomi, Network Appliance, and Cobalt Networks. Radware (RDWR) is very close to profitability as indicated by Glenn Cutler, the fund manager who recently recommended buying Net2Phone (NTOP), whose shares have rocketed to over 300% gain last month. Mr. Cutler says he "would not be surprised to see RDWR stock marked up 15 or 20 points in one day as more investors and money managers start to learn about this company and see the huge valuation discount in it". As a side note, RDWR, a recent IPO, traded as high as $49 during the first day of trading, much of the downside risk associated with "flipping" of shares for quick "PRE-IPO" profits is long "gone" in our opinion. RDWR float currently stands at 3.5 million shares, we believe this looks even more attractive for long-term stock appreciation. Our editor thinks RDWR is a must own internet infrastructure stock like that of INKT and ATON. We have a personal target of $50 medium-term time frame. For further information about the company, please visit Radware's website at radware.com