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To: shamsaee who wrote (5704)	1/3/2001 10:05:34 AM
From: Larry S.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10934

they are just doing their job. things change. the analyst from robbie stevens seems very sincere. i don't think they are knocking down stocks so their clients can buy them back cheaper. larry

To: shamsaee who wrote (5704)	1/3/2001 11:29:26 AM
From: ratan lal	Respond to of 10934

This is the same company who has touted techs stocks all year through their decline Thats because they were selling..... and now decides to Downgrade stuff after they are already beaten to hell. and now they are ready to buy back. But wait why not knock them down further to get a bigger bang for their buck(s).

To: shamsaee who wrote (5704)	1/3/2001 12:13:26 PM
From: DownSouth	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10934

Shamsee, Robby is not much smarter than we, obviously. If you don't listen to them, then you won't sue 'em. They have only a bit more influence on this market than we do.

To: shamsaee who wrote (5704)	1/3/2001 11:00:16 PM
From: BDR	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10934

<<Robby Stevens should be sued for everything they are worth.>> Suing them will only enrich the lawyers. Just get the word out about their crappy work they do. That will be damaging enough. From FreeEdgar News: *** Year 2000 IPO Market Thankfully Over; No Recounts Please Top 5 Lead Underwriters by Aftermarket Performance Year 2000 (Minimum 10 IPOs completed as lead) 1. UBS Warburg (11 IPOs) +10.0% 2. J.P. Morgan & Co. (10) +5.3% 3. Merrill Lynch & Co. (38) +1.8% 4. Deutsche Banc Alex. Brown (30) +1.7% 5. CIBC World Markets (10) - 0.8% Bottom 5 Lead Underwriters by Aftermarket Performance Year 2000 (Minimum 10 IPOs completed as lead) 1. Robertson Stephens (34 IPOs) -36.8% 2. Chase H&Q (27) -23.7% 3. Morgan Stanley Dean Witter (45) -22.3% 4. Lehman Brothers (26) -15.5% 5. Credit Suisse First Boston (59) -14.5% Sources: IPO-Express; Bloomberg Financial Markets, Thomson Financial Securities, IPO.com