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Technology Stocks : Thrustmaster (NASDAQ:TMSR) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: Paul W who wrote (1147)1/27/1998 9:01:00 PM
From: esecurities(tm)  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2443
 
One year ago.

Message 728163

Note: Jan 28 1997 fell on a Tuesday. Numbers were released after the closing bell. Also note volume subsequent to last year's Jan 28 release, i.e. check out subsequent posts to the above.

TMSR now has a respectable (and influential?) 5 analysts following ThrustMaster: Red Chip (11/23/97 last report), Cruttenden Roth, Black & Company, Wedbush Morgan and Van Kasper, having only recently picked up Wedbush (Oct 6 '97-BUY at ~$16/sh) and Van Kasper (Dec 19 '97-BUY at ~$13/sh). There are presently 3 BUYS out and 1 STRONG BUY on TMSR.

TMSR has been uncharacteristically quiet (vs. last year) which also accounted for TMSR stock not moving after their 1/28/97 release given they apparently talked too much (per Red Chip Review). "...Poor TMSR. The Company reports a "blow-out" fourth quarter, beating everyone's expectations (including their own), and the stock barely moves. Of course, much of the quarter's success was already built into the stock price, as management made no secret of the fact that they were having a great quarter..." [emphasis added] &copy 1997 The Red Chip Review 2/25/97 Research Report

It is our opinion this is precisely why TMSR effectively appears to be under a gag order and perhaps why the stock has not experienced a similar ramping-up...Apparently, Aanderud does not want to make the same mistake twice?