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To: y2kate who wrote (73995)6/15/2000 4:13:00 PM
From: foundation  Respond to of 152472
 
y2kate -

Part of being comfortable with QCOM is having confidence in management. If you haven't, it will be hard.

regards,
blg



To: y2kate who wrote (73995)6/15/2000 4:21:00 PM
From: Skeeter Bug  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 152472
 
to all: qcom is not in business to manage the marginal emotions of its investors. well, not most of the time ;-)

anyway, this is how the market works. if qcom is so absurdly undervalued due to false pretenses then YOU HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE A WINDFALL. go make it...

the market is the same as it ALWAYS has been.



To: y2kate who wrote (73995)6/15/2000 4:24:00 PM
From: Ruffian  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 152472
 
Oliensis
6/15/00 4:14 pm

I just spoke w/ Nancy Morby at QCOM Investor Relations. She said that the CFO's comments
during BS meeting was nothing more than an effort to give interested parties a sense of the relative
size of GSTRF interest on QCOM's part. I.e. he was suggesting that even if the company were to fail
(GSTRF)the total loss would only amount to about $.10 for '01.

He was not giving guidance, just suggesting that the total GSTRF investment was just a small piece of
the QCOM pie.

Oliensis



To: y2kate who wrote (73995)6/15/2000 4:28:00 PM
From: John Dough  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 152472
 
And why has this company allowed its stock to become a total puppet for the market manipulators?

Kate,

As far as the $.10 comment is concerned, that really should be cleared up, if Thornley really said that there would be a positive impact if Globalstar business picked up.

However, what more can the company say to counteract statements by these analysts with an agenda, who dispense FUD by speculating on the impact of events that have not yet come to pass?

Snyder's comments about China and Korea can neither be proven nor disproven, at this time. There is nothing more that Q management can say that will counteract this FUD, other than saying that they will blow away estimates this quarter. Even then, there will be uncertainty about the following quarter, until we've heard the earnings conference call in July.

What kind of a statement would you like to see?

Regards,

Mark



To: y2kate who wrote (73995)6/15/2000 4:38:00 PM
From: Boplicity  Respond to of 152472
 
ot ot ot

They most likely have me on ignore by now. <g> I think SI should post the numbers on the most ignored people like the used to with bookmarks. <g>

Greg



To: y2kate who wrote (73995)6/15/2000 11:30:00 PM
From: waverider  Respond to of 152472
 
That post was from an infrequent poster on the Rocket thread. It was apparently an email sent by his/her broker at SSM. He came back later to post that fact again. True or not, this just adds one more bit of confusion to the whole picture. The following is a summary of a conversation a Raging Bull poster had with Nancy at IR today. It clarifies quite a bit.

I can't believe I can still find money in my accounts to buy more Q, but I did today...again. These buying opportunities are becoming rather boring...

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By: steter
Reply To: None Thursday, 15 Jun 2000 at 3:48 PM EDT
Post # of 48426
Nancy Morby-Senior Manager- QCOM IR- was kind enough to spend a great deal
of time with me on the phone, she said I could repeat what we spoke about as
long as I was accurate so here it is:

In regards to H&Q: Ed Snyder has never been on the Q bandwagon so we know
his feeling about the company. In reference to his comments today, she said
they think they are way off base and think it is very very sad what he did.
She also said that there are Bears and Bulls even in the analyst ranks and
both H$Q and Bear Stearns are Bears.

In regards to yesterday's Bear Stearns Conference: They spoke once again
with Mr. Thornley this morning and he reiterated that in no way did he give
any earnings guidance. He was simply going over the potential rewards and
risks associated withe the GSTRF situation. They have not, I repeat, not
issued any new earnings updates for the remainder of FY2000 and are
comfortable with analysts estimates. In regards to this quarter, the
estimates are between .27 and .29, they are comfortable with those. Today
they actually reviewed each analysts estimates to ensure they were
comfortable with them.

Nancy also stated that Wall Street know the game that some analysts play,
and why they do what they do. Most of the inquiries QCOM is getting is
coming from new investors that don't know the real truth about what is going
on.

Nancy stated that QCOM's management does not go forward with blinder's on
and realizes that it can't always be perfect and with clear sailing. She
said that this is especially when you are taking a product global, you are
dealing with Govt. issues, policies, politics, cultures, etc.

In regards to adaptation of CDMA worldwide: Nancy stated that CDMA growth
rate kills GSM, but GSM has been around forever. When I told her that our
impression of what we have been hearing is that 3g GSM will become WCDMA she
agreed, said this was great news for QCOM, and confirmed taht they will get
royalites on all forms of CDMA, including WCDMA. I asked her if they were
sure of this and she said, yes we are....

In regards to China: China is stil on, our new agreements announced last
week should be proof. Why would we want to go ahead and transfer our
technology over to them if they we not going forward with CDMA.. Why would
we have signed licensing agreements last week with network manufacturers and
phone manufacturers.

In regards to all the bad press she said: It started when CNBC announced
that the U.S. granting PNTR to China would not be good for QCOM and to that
they put I.J. on CNBC. Then CNBC said QCOM was not going to be used by China
Unicom so they put out the press release last Thursday or Friday saying they
would be used. Bottom line, China still on, but there will always be issues.
The third thing that upset them is now people saying that QCOM gave
downgraded earnings guidance yesterday, which is absolutely not true.

In regards to IDCC: The last time Dr. J. was asked this he said something to
the tune that there is nothing we see they have that would add any value for
us. When I asked her to comment on the stuff we constantly hear about IDCC
claiming to have IPR rights on WCDMA she confirmed that QCM will get
royalties on WCDMA...period...

She also brought up today's announcement between LU and Verizon, who today
signed a letter of intent on a 1.5 billion deal, she says this is great news
for QCOM, it will be 3GCDMA as in CDMA20001X.

Nancy's other comments were mostly about the fact that the people in the
know don't worry about the day to day, but the long haul. She said nothing
has changed at QCOM and the future is extremely bright in their opinion. She
said, name another company with 2billion in assets and virtually no debt.

For new investors wanting to learn more about QCOM, Nancy said they have
recently updated their website. If you go to IR and click on Press Releases,
you can put in a keyword in the search section. You can either use a product
like HDR or CDMA or put in China or Korea or whatever and you will get all
the Press Releases for that item. Great way for new investors to do DD. She
also said for people to listen to what the company says more than others, as
they will always be truthful.

In closing I thanked her for her time and told her that one of the reasons
we love QCOM is for the down to earth, honest, and not overly optomistic but
realistic management.

She remains very bullish on the company.

Hope it helps!!! Stay long and prosper..