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To: visionthing who wrote (431)	12/21/1999 1:58:00 PM
From: Glenn Norman	Respond to of 2039

Yo_VisionThing............ That is one of the best, most comprehensive post on the "BIG R" I have ever seen! Many THANKS for posting it!!!!!!!!!!!1 Salude - Norman.

To: visionthing who wrote (431)	12/21/1999 1:59:00 PM
From: Don Green	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2039

visionthing> 5 brokerage houses are currently covering Rambus--price targets range from $90-$125. So if the future is so GREAT, why is that number so small? Don

To: visionthing who wrote (431)	12/21/1999 10:13:00 PM
From: Don Green	Respond to of 2039

visionthing > 5 brokerage houses are currently covering Rambus What is your ref for this number and who are the five listed? ------------------------------------------- Yahoo's site biz.yahoo.com shows the Covering Brokers following Rambus Morgan Stanley Dean Witter and Co. Robertson Stephens, S G Cowen Securities Corp. Warburg Dillon Reed Moors and Cabot Dakin, ??????? Cnet shows this?? cnetinvestor.com Hoovers site hoovers.com Original Underwriters Morgan Stanley & Co. Incorporated; Robertson, Stephens & Company Hambrecht & Quist; BTW... What happen to H & Q Coverage for Rambus??? I found this at Yahoo/Zachs biz.yahoo.com Hambrecht & Quist issued a Daily Notes Report on July 14, 1999 for Rambus Inc.. On July 14, 1999 Hambrecht & Quist analyst David Wehner issued a 3 page Company Report on Rambus Inc. Report highlights: 'The 1999 EPS estimate was lowered to $0.23 from $0.28 to reflect conservative pricing. The 2000 EPS estimate was increased to $1.13 from $0.70 to reflect favorable Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM) potential. The rating was upgraded to BUY based on upward DRAM pricing trends. The company reported 2Q99 EPS of $0.08 versus $0.05 in the year-ago period.' ----------------------------------------- So my point is, in more than two years since it's IPO and hundreds of news releases, Rambus has apparently not impressed too many brokerage houses, whose job it is to find buyers for the stock. To put it simply.. It's not about Supply, it all about Demand. regards Don