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Technology Stocks : Westell WSTL -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Jon Taulbee who wrote (18412)	3/29/2000 3:18:00 PM
From: Michael F. Donadio	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 21342

Westell a diamond selling for coal. Read the Hambrecht and Quist report. This prestigious technology analysts group can't make the point any plainer. "A DSL leader at bargain basement prices." While most technology is so overpriced, here is a leader that isn't. westell.com From H&Q: <<"With the renewed growth in the Company's DSL businesses we now believe that the stock remains quite inexpensive and that investors are being presented with an additional opportunity to buy a DSL leader at bargain basement prices. Westell's management team has patiently waited a long time for the DSL market to begin to see the type of growth as we are experiencing in the market today. We believe their ship has come in and we encourage growth investors to hop aboard now. ... Again, the train is leaving the station and we believe that the only thing that can slow Westell's growth at this point is an inability to execute and sufficiently meet their customer accelerating demands. However, we remain quite confident that this management team possesses the ability, drive and the properly alighned incentives to continue to execute at or ahead of plan. ... The Companies' stock continues to trade at less than 4x CY01 sales while directly comparable stocks trade in excess of 25x CY01 revenues. ... We find this investment opportunity attractive to even the most cautious technology investor....our conservative $70 price target.">> It isn't often you have the opportunity to buy a hot technology stock whose upward potential is so spectacular compared to its downside risk. No longer a story stock, this company is actually making and sell products as fast as it can. Don't you wish you had bought Dell in '91. You can't do that, but you can buy Westell today. The PC era is over, this is the age of bandwidth. If you don't believe me, ask George Gilder. Go WSTL, Michael