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To: DavidG who wrote (8088)	12/2/1997 5:08:00 PM
From: Michael Grosz	Respond to of 25814

///OT/// DavidG I agree 1000%. This morning, CNBC's Maria Bartiromo reported that Merrill Lynch was upgrading CSCO. This is, of course, after reaching an all-time HIGH yesterday. At least Mark and Joe had the guts to mention that Merrill didn't like CSCO at 45, but love it at 90. I am beginning to think that Addi is correct; Merrill had some big wigs that wanted out of CSCO, with a little more profit. According to Addi-nomics, wait for the downgrades (ie. Kurlak). These represent firms with big wigs who want in cheap. BTW: Are firms allowed to trade shares (for the company) with knowledge of impending up/downgrades? While technically not insider info (no company participation), this would still stink.