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To: JohnG who wrote (19461)	4/10/2002 11:23:06 AM
From: Eric L	Respond to of 34857

re: Zacks on Nokia >> Zacks Brokerage Firm Buy List: April 10, 2002 Zacks Investment Research Press Release Zacks.com just re-launched their popular model stock portfolio, the Brokerage Firm Buy List. This portfolio includes just those stocks that currently appear on the core recommended lists of at least three of the top 15 brokerage firms. These stocks are considered the best large cap stocks to own for the long term according to Wall Street's top players. Here are four current members of this exclusive list: * Citigroup Inc. (NYSE: C) * ChevronTexaco Corp. (NYSE: CVX) * Nokia Corp. (NYSE: NOK) * Intel Corp. (Nasdaq: INT) View the entire list of stocks on the Brokerage Firm Buy List at: buylist1.zacks.com Here is a synopsis of why these stocks are on the Brokerage Firm Buy List: Citigroup Inc. (NYSE: C): This global financial powerhouse continues to be a favorite of the analyst community and six of the largest brokerage firms now recommend it on their core lists. The company spun off Traveler's Insurance this quarter and has had strong performance from its credit card unit along with an increase in corporate and investment banking activities. ChevronTexaco Corp. (NYSE: CVX): The combination of these two companies has analysts quite pleased as the integration appears to be proceeding smoothly creating a $300-400 million pretax benefit to the new conglomerate. Coupled with a strong research foray into fuel cells, analysts at 4 of the largest brokerage firms are very positive on the stock for the long haul. Nokia Corp. (NYSE: NOK): While there are questions surrounding the wireless handset market in the near term, Nokia remains a favorite of three analysts as it continues to improve its phones and be one of the cornerstones of that market. Any uptick in this industry will drive NOK shares higher. Intel Corp. (Nasdaq: INTC): The leading semiconductor manufacturer continues to perform with 50+% gross margins in spite of a tough environment. The company is seeking to diversify into faster growing markets, which is part of the growth appeal for the six Wall Street firms that continue to wave the banner for these shares. To discover all the other profitable stock portfolios at Zacks.com then follow this link: stockportfolios.zacks.com << - Eric -

To: JohnG who wrote (19461)	4/10/2002 6:33:05 PM
From: 49thMIMOMander	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34857

Denmark Denmark's position remains unchanged. The NMT network was closed down at the end February 2002, and the regulator is to allocate the available frequency to TETRA. Finland In Finland the regulator has decided that the 450 MHz will not be substituted when Sonera's licence expires in December 2002. The frequency will be allocated to TETRA. Conclusion As unlikely as this might have seemed a couple of months back, CDMA-450 looks poised to become the technology of choice in at least Sweden and Norway, ....if and if and if and if and if... ... deployment in Romania and advanced pilot trials in Moscow and St Petersburg, the case for CDMA-450 looks strong..... ..A Brand New World (ABNW)... Ho-ho-ho Ilmarinen But maybe there will be someone using a possible network, if it is kind of free, handset, RF filters and all..