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To: David Lawrence who wrote (20533)	3/27/2000 3:38:00 PM
From: Scrapps	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 22053

A weak moment.... No....it actually was a week moment by the time Jeffery caught on. I say that now since the statute of limitations has run out. <VVBG>

To: David Lawrence who wrote (20533)	3/27/2000 9:16:00 PM
From: Moonray	Respond to of 22053

No IBM blues after Morgan upgrade Also: Nike takes a run; analysts look into Palm's future Analysts call Palm a hands down winner A flurry of sell-siders looked into the future of Palm Inc. (PALM: news, msgs) as the manufacturer of hand held computer devices came out of the quiet period following its recent initial public offering and liked what they saw. Robertson Stephens came out with a "buy" rating and $80 price target, Morgan Stanley Dean Witter with an "outperform" recommendation and $75 target and Merrill Lynch with an "intermediate-term accumulate, long-term buy" and $65 12-18 month price objective. Giving her "Palm reading" on the stock, Morgan Stanley's Gillian Munson said she saw a bright future for the company, noting that she thought the company was well positioned to expand beyond devices expecting software licensing and Internet services businesses to become a larger percentage of sales in the future. Investors apparently did their own reading into the recommendations as Palm shares dropped 1 5/8 to 55 3/8, despite the positive comments. All three firms acted as underwriters in Palm's March 2 IPO. They weren't first to the punch, however. On the morning of the IPO, before the shares even began trading, ABN Amro came out with a "buy" recommendation and $90 price target for Palm shares. See archived Ratings Game ABN Amro did not participate in the Palm cbs.marketwatch.com o~~~ O