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To: tejek who wrote (84727)	1/3/2000 3:39:00 AM
From: Amy J	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1573544

In general, I might do research, some of which might include, if it's important and if time permits: - reading quarterly reports, press releases, company and competitive reports (can it hold up), and listening to CC, if important and if time permits - analyzing financials, particularly margins, growth, and market share (does it sell well) - analyzing the stated strategy - a quick check on the management team - reading reports to estimate market size - cross-checking market size figures (I have newsfeeds, which makes this relatively easy) - running numbers - asking either visionaries, customers, engineers, sales/marketers, resellers, executives [not at the companies in question, i.e. outside industry executives or experts], entrepreneurs, a VC, former WS analyst, market research analysts, or lawyers what they think about public events, if it's important and if time permits - doing my own thinking, predictions, and analysis - attending industry events where the latest news is discussed - occasionally attend industry financial presentations, if time permits - reading SI and asking folks on SI what they think (a great resource) - etc. Best, Amy J