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To: pat mudge who wrote (556)3/5/2001 4:07:56 PM
From: szabel  Respond to of 3294
 
Deutsche Banc Alex Brown cut its earnings and revenue forecasts for JDS Uniphase Corp (Toronto:JDU.TO - news) (NasdaqNM:JDSU - news), the world's No. 1 supplier of fiber-optic components, on Monday, citing continued weakness in the sector.

Analyst Raj Srikanth said JDS customers, such as Nortel Networks Corp. (NYSE:NT - news), will continue to work through stockpiled inventory for at least two to three quarters. That is coupled with a continued uncertainty over carrier equipment spending and a shorter lead time for components.

Srikanth, who made the revisions in a morning call maintained his buy rating on the stock.

The analyst cut his 2001 earnings forecast to 70 cents per share from 74 cents and reduced his earning estimate to $3.7 billion from $3.9 billion. For 2002, he cut his earnings forecast to 74 cents per share from 88 cents and his revenue expectation was trimmed to $5.5 billion from $6 billion.



To: pat mudge who wrote (556)3/5/2001 4:48:59 PM
From: 16yearcycle  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 3294
 
nufo warns. Bummer. Still great numbers year over year but there is no guessing the reaction to this stuff.



To: pat mudge who wrote (556)3/5/2001 7:50:49 PM
From: szabel  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 3294
 
New Focus (NUFO:Nasdaq - news) tumbled 20.3% to $11.31 on Instinet after the fiber-optics maker announced it was cutting 22% of its workforce in China as well as 8% of jobs in the U.S. The stock lost 20.3% to $16.94 on Island activity.

The San Jose, Calif., company also guided down its 2001 revenue outlook of $170 million to $190 million, from its previous forecast of $240 million, citing recent order cancellations.