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To: Vector1 who wrote (1444)11/17/1998 11:18:00 AM
From: M. Ramle  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 10280
 
Vector1:

All you have to do to analyze this "no-brainer" analyst is to look at his past record regarding SEPR as well as other stocks. A couple of weeks ago, he took SEPR down to a "Market Performer" (which in essence is a "Sell") at the $60 range for no valid reason except short-term valuation, only to see this stock rocket to $79 1/4. He has also been trying to push AZA for several quarters now, and his performance has been "duh".

I remember his comments when he downgraded SEPR to a "Market Performer": << It really broke my heart to have to issue such a downgrade on this company>>. This guy should be a COMEDIAN instead.

History always repeats itself in one form or another: SEPR performance has delivered thus far, and will continue to do so more effectively and efficiently than most other companies. Like David Southwell said yesterday during his interview on CNBC: "It is only the beginning of SEPR's potential success". Good Luck.

Mazen



To: Vector1 who wrote (1444)11/17/1998 11:19:00 AM
From: Biomaven  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 10280
 
V1,

I'm with you one this one. Whatever SEPR's disagreements with Maris, I believe it is extremely short-sighted of them to have excluded him from a call.

When companies try to force analysts to toe the line by restricting access, the credibility of the analysts that remain in the company camp is called into question.

I would urge SEPR to include Maris in future calls.

Peter