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To: John McCarthy who wrote (75564)	12/16/1999 12:46:00 AM
From: Jenna	Respond to of 120523

RIMM..you've got time intil the 22nd of December. Earnings are excellent for this company and its dropping enough to make it attractive as a buy candidate. Only prolem is how far can it drop before the supply will outpace the demand. When an excellent stock drops 5-10% demand usually picks up and the stock doesn't need to far to recover. If the stock fall more that 15% then their is a lot of extra stock left to sell before buyers will want in. 12/3/99 RIMM: RIMM Is Aggressively Adding Strong Partners: Price Target $70 U.S. Bancorp Piper Jaffray - 11/22/99 RIMM: Dell To Sell RIM BlackBerry Exchange Edition CIBC World Markets - 11/15/99 RIMM: Raising Target Price To $95 (US$63) CIBC World Markets The consensus estimate for Research in Motion from Wall Street indicates an earnings increase in 2000 of 120.0%. Wall Street anticipates earnings will rise from 1999's per share figure of $0.10 to $0.22. Presently, a further increase 190.9% is forecast for 2001, indicating earnings of $0.64 are deemed probable.