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To: Doren who wrote (56976)	4/26/2014 9:46:47 AM
From: Bocor	Respond to of 57684

Frankly, at this level, I see FEYE as a takeover play, presuming they have decent earnings. They are in a group that is growing exponentially. I am with you on the LED bulbs. You can put your hand over a light with a regular bulb, and feel the heat coming from it. I know CREE has competition in that area too, but this seems to be a real over reaction. But markets tend to do that, don't they?

To: Doren who wrote (56976)

4/27/2014 2:40:07 PM

From: Doren

2 Recommendations

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FEYE:

6-May-14

Earnings announcement

UPGRADES & DOWNGRADES HISTORY

DateResearch FirmActionFromTo

25-Mar-14	Imperial Capital	Initiated		In-line
24-Jan-14	Barclays	Downgrade	Overweight	Equal Weight
16-Jan-14	William Blair	Initiated		Outperform
13-Dec-13	FBR Capital	Initiated		Outperform
18-Oct-13	Gabelli & Co	Initiated		Sell
15-Oct-13	Barclays	Initiated		Equal Weight

finance.yahoo.com

Interesting who was recommending this stock. Imperial received a big black eye. They must have some very pissed off investors.

I remember talking to my mom's broker about Apple and Microsoft years ago. He was clueless. Lost my mom some money. Unfortunately I was not as confident then as I am now, which is to say NOW I'm very VERY paranoid...

If FEYE comes in with good numbers it should have a very nice day. Beaten down as it is now, its hard to see it taking THAT much of a hit unless the number are very poor which seems to me unlikely given the Target story. I would imagine they've signed on a few clients since then.