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Technology Stocks : Ed Snyder -- Chase H + Q Analyst -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: S100 who wrote (1)	6/17/2000 2:30:00 PM
From: S100	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 7

Snyder H&Q reports I realize that you would like very negative posts on Snyder, but I just do not feel comfortable doing so in public. Besides there seems to be a large supply on the YAHOO boards. Reports are listed with the latest one at the bottom. Note that the earnings growth starts at 16 % and increases to 80 % over 3 years. Their view of JDSU is for earning growth of 40% over the next year and is rated a BUY. Seems to be a disconnect somewhere. Also, on Jan 26, his price target for QCOM was $110, contrary to his statement on TV. Why is H&Q the only broker listed that is selling reports on QCOM? H&Q view of JDSU for comparison with view on QCOM. ---- On April 5, 2000 Chase H&Q analyst Jeffrey Lipton issued a 6 page Daily Notes Report on JDS Uniphase Corp. Report highlights: 'The company announced plans to acquire Cronos. The acquisition should add new capabilities to further bolster the product, technology and manufacturing portfolio. A BUY rating was reiterated. The company should generate earnings growth of 40% over the next year.' --------- The following snips are from www1.zacks.com --- On August 13, 1999 Chase H&Q analyst Ed Snyder issued a 24 page Company Report on QUALCOMM Inc. Report highlights: 'Coverage was initiated with a MARKET PERFORM rating. The rating was based on the company's position as a leading vendor of edmaOne application-specific integrated circuits. The 1999 and 2000 EPS estimates were established at $2.09 and $2.43, respectively. Earnings growth of 16% is expected over the next two years.' ----- On September 27, 1999 Chase H&Q analyst Ed Snyder issued a 3 page Daily Notes Report on QUALCOMM Inc. Report highlights: 'A MARKET PERFORM rating was maintained based on divestiture of handset business. The company is expected to generate earnings growth of 16% over the next three years.' ------- On November 3, 1999 Chase H&Q analyst Ed Snyder issued a 4 page Daily Notes Report on QUALCOMM Inc. Report highlights: 'The company reported 4Q99 and full-year 1999 EPS result of $0.91 and $2.40, respectively. As a result, the 2000 EPS estimates was bumped to $2.95 from $2.70. A MARKET PERFORM rating was reiterated.' ---- On November 4, 1999 Chase H&Q analyst Ed Snyder issued a 11 page Company Report on QUALCOMM Inc. Report highlights: 'The 2000 EPS estimate was increased to $2.95 from $2.70 to reflect 4Q99 EPS of $0.91. A MARKET PERFORM rating was maintained. The company is expected to generate earnings growth of 13% over the next three years.' --- On November 30, 1999 Chase H&Q analyst Ed Snyder issued a 3 page Daily Notes Report on QUALCOMM Inc. Report highlights: 'A MARKET PERFORM rating was maintained. The company announced that DSP, a subsidiary of Intel, retained its license to sell cdmaOne chips. The two-year EPS growth rate was projected at 23%.' ---- On December 23, 1999 Chase H&Q analyst Ed Snyder issued a 3 page Daily Notes Report on QUALCOMM Inc. Report highlights: 'The fiscal 2000 EPS estimate was raised to $3.87 from $2.95 to reflect an agreement with Kyocera. A MARKET PERFORM rating was reiterated. The three-year EPS growth rate was projected at 61%.' ---- On January 26, 2000 Chase H&Q analyst Ed Snyder issued a 6 page Daily Notes Report on QUALCOMM Inc. Report highlights: "The fiscal 2000 EPS estimate was lowered to $0.96 from $0.97 to reflect weak demand. The company reported 1Q00 EPS of $0.25. A MARKET PERFORM rating was reiterated with a price target of $110." ------- On April 19, 2000 Chase H&Q analyst Ed Snyder issued a 6 page Daily Notes Report on QUALCOMM Inc. Report highlights: 'The fiscal 2000 and 2001 EPS projections were increased to $1.11 from $0.96 and to $1.49 from $1.20, respectively. A MARKET PERFORM rating was reiterated. The company should generate EPS growth of 50% over the next three years.' ------ On April 19, 2000 Chase H&Q analyst Ed Snyder issued a 6 page Company Report on QUALCOMM Inc. Report highlights: 'The fiscal 2000 and 2001 EPS estimates were increased to $1.11 from $0.96 and to $1.49 from $1.20, respectively, to reflect improved margins following the divestiture of the handset division. A MARKET PERFORM rating was reiterated. The company should generate earnings of 50% over the next three years.' --- On May 25, 2000 Chase H&Q analyst Ed Snyder issued a 5 page Daily Notes Report on QUALCOMM Inc. Report highlights: 'A decision by the Korean government to ban handset subsidies should increase retail prices of mobile phones. A MARKET PERFORM rating was maintained. The company should generate earnings growth of 50% over the next three years.' ----- On June 15, 2000 Chase H&Q analyst Ed Snyder issued a 5 page Daily Notes Report on QUALCOMM Inc. Report highlights: "A MARKET PERFORM rating was maintained with a 12-month price target of $50 per share. The company should generate 80% EPS growth over the next three years. Model included."