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To: Valery Portnov who wrote (14904)12/27/2000 1:09:58 PM
From: ENOTS  Respond to of 21142
 
Seven of the eight analysts tracking the stock maintain either a “buy” or “strong buy” recommendation.

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To: Valery Portnov who wrote (14904)12/27/2000 1:14:43 PM
From: Don Hand  Respond to of 21142
 
Profit margin of 47% is gross. You have to subtract
R&D, Marketing and other overhead.

Bye the way when they say 3 systems delayed. They should
change that to 3 cities.

And I believe they do not record sale until the computer
is installed and ready for the customer not when it leaves
the CCUR shipping dock. So it appears that those Time Warner cities were not ready to run it. Which might explain
SFA's decline.
And they are independent of each other so it should not affect other
cities as they get it together.



To: Valery Portnov who wrote (14904)12/27/2000 1:14:46 PM
From: Nimbus  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 21142
 
Margins ...

they state only gross margins, which are healthy but they have not had a net profit (net margin) in a long long time. With the 2Q01 loss growing from a (.02) to (.08), the 6 cent loss for 2001 just grew to a loss of as much as 12 cents, and might jeopardize profitability in 2002 as well.

Good luck.