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To: Ruffian who wrote (80935)	9/20/2000 2:35:54 PM
From: Webster	Respond to of 152472

Stock Analyst Notes: 09/20/00 by Morningstar Analysts ...those looking for an exit price in Qualcomm stock--would be wise to capitalize on the shares' current strength ....and sell them to us so we can hold for future appreciation - We'll let you know when we want to sell them back to you. LOL. Web.

To: Ruffian who wrote (80935)	9/20/2000 2:35:58 PM
From: tradeyourstocks	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

<other than a sell-side analyst's upgrade.> Since when was Mark Roberts considered a "sell-side" analyst? What a bunch of crap. MicroE

To: Ruffian who wrote (80935)	9/20/2000 3:25:28 PM
From: grinder965	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

Morningstar is either: 1) Short, 2) Has yet to build a position, or 3) Doesn't have a clue. Geez maybe these guys don't have access to a computer - LOL!

To: Ruffian who wrote (80935)	9/20/2000 3:35:57 PM
From: w0z	Respond to of 152472

Although Qualcomm may turn out to be a great long-term growth story for investors, a single analyst's opinion should not account for more than $14 billion in additional market capitalization. Oh yeah!!! And what about all the times a single analyst (e.g. Jon Joseph of SSBaloney in mid-July) has tanked the entire semiconductor and semi-equipment market to the tune of hundreds of Billions? siliconinvestor.com Where were the Morningstar Analysts' voices of reason then?