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To: Larry S. who wrote (39641)	5/16/2002 11:59:08 AM
From: Susan Saline	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 53068

>>>ooking to re-enter USU in mid to low 8s or mid 7s if it lets me. larry was going to ask you to remind me about next april ... that's when i'd look for an entry nice entry and nice exit ... now ignore it and move on cnc double bottom still allows good entry

To: Larry S. who wrote (39641)	5/16/2002 12:38:43 PM
From: Kelvin Taylor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 53068

Intuit (INTU / Nasdaq) Morgan Stanley Co. Raising our estimates again, after the company's strong April quarter results. We now expect INTU to earn $1.17 per share in 2002, as the company is running a all-time high operating margins. Reiterate Overweight rating. JP Morgan Chase & Co. Raising estimates and price target to $57 per share. We now expect the company to earn $1.22 in fiscal 2002, as consumer tax and Quicken loans momentum should continue through next year. Reiterate Buy rating. Prudential Securities Raising estimates and price target to $58 per share. We now expect the company to earn $1.42 in fiscal 2003, as the Quickbooks product line should drive growth among small business customers. Reiterate Buy rating.