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To: Edwarda who wrote (4194)	4/19/2000 11:07:00 PM
From: Dinesh	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 5232

Hi Edwarda Excuse me for jumping in, but I don't think this is a class room. You can as easily explain what nuegents are and it be no skin off your nose. OTOH, you got someone with poor memories of this thread. Choice is yours. Kindest Regards Dinesh

To: Edwarda who wrote (4194)	4/20/2000 12:22:00 AM
From: DEER HUNTER	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5232

calling all 'stock goddesses'..... from the Wahoooo board.... Computer Associates (CA) Price: $49.00 Strong Buy F00E: $3.32 F01E: $3.93 Jim Mendelson 203-462-7213 Computer Associates (CA) shares continue to perform poorly. To our chagrin during the recent sell-off in the technology market, CA also sold down, and with the recent recovery, the stock has failed to move. We have no substantive explanations for the anemic and uninspiring behavior. Our confidence in the quarter remains very high and our post-quarter inputs have been consistently good. While IBM's results were disappointing, we do not think it is a relevant indicator for CA. While we would acknowledge some incremental risk with regard to the June quarter relating to a large sales reorganization, we do not think this has been a big factor. We continue to believe there is a good probability that CA may do a positive preannouncement, given that its audited results will not be available until May 11. Finally, we remain optimistic that over time investors will come to recognize that CA is relevant to the "new economy" as evidenced by its growing list of pure-play dot-com customers.