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To: Boplicity who wrote (7763)4/12/1999 9:39:00 PM
From: riposte  Respond to of 29970
 
Broadband all the buzz on Wall Street

By Corey Grice and Aimee Male
Staff Writers, CNET News.com
April 12, 1999, 6:00 p.m. PT


Broadband stocks have made serious waves on Wall Street, as
investors buy shares in firms that are leading the charge for
high-speed Net connections.

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Looking to @Home

Some analysts are pointing to @Home as the reason for the recent broadband breakout. "What's driving this is @Home," said Tom
Friedberg, an analyst at Janco Partners, an equity research firm specializing in the telecommunications industry. "Many people have valued Covad and Rhythms on @Home and if @Home comes in ahead of its numbers the stocks may continue to run. If not, we may see a sell off on Wednesday."

@Home is scheduled to report first quarter earnings and subscriber numbers tomorrow after the market closes.

Indeed, Pacific Crest Securities analyst Brent Bracelin compared Covad to @Home, a growing Net access provider which uses the competing cable modem technology, when initiating coverage with a "buy" rating and setting a $100 price target on Covad today. Bracelin said Covad and its DSL competitors could perform even better than Wall Street darling @Home has.

"DSL service providers will become key enablers of broadband Internet
access outpacing the sales growth of cable modem providers such as
@Home and Road Runner," he wrote in a report.

@Home, too, finished at a new all-time high today. @Home shares gained
more than 9 percent to close at 189.3125. The stock has traded as high as 178.5 and as low as 23.5 in the past year.


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