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Analysts and Calls -- UBS
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A good opportunity to start up a thread for UBS. 8 USD for Sepracor seems very conservative.

RESEARCH ALERT-UBS cuts Sepracor price target
Wednesday October 23, 12:01 pm ET

NEW YORK, Oct 23 (Reuters) - UBS Warburg on Wednesday said it cut its price target on drug company Sepracor Inc. (NasdaqNM:SEPR - News) to $8 from $12, after the company reported a quarterly loss and said that the timing for the clinical trials on all of its pipeline products had been pushed back.

UBS said it now expects the company to report a loss of $1.67 per share in 2003, not a loss of $1.20 per share, due to higher research and development costs related to the trials.

It lowered its 2004 earnings estimate to 30 cents per share from 50 cents per share and 2005 earnings estimate to $1.50 per share from $2.50 per share to reflect later product launches.

It has a "hold" rating on the stock.

Sepracor shares were trading up 1.9 percent, or 13 cents, at $7.43 in morning Nasdaq trade. That's far from its year high on Dec. 28, 2001, of $60.05
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19Conflict Issue Over Analyst's Deal By LANDON THOMAS Jr. [NYT] April 8, 200Icebrg-4/8/2003
18(off topic) I was at a recent dinner, where there were a couple of investment bscaram(o)uche-2/5/2003
17Posted for the name of another analyst on the team: >>NEW YORK, Feb 5 (Retuck-2/5/2003
16Feuerstein has a half-assed second piece out today. (IMO, he reads every singlescaram(o)uche-12/9/2002
15Needham does not agreee with UBS. From today's Business Week Online - >Findit-12/9/2002
14UBS. Seems a most appropriate acronym now, in reference to Gitkin. Cheers, Tutuck-12/7/2002
13dunno. sure would like to know, and it certainly wouldn't be surprising if scaram(o)uche-12/6/2002
12So where do you think Gitkin got his ideas? I can't really see him travellinIcebrg-12/6/2002
11Oh, yeah, fully agreed. I didn't mean to hold him up as a stellar example. scaram(o)uche-12/6/2002
10>>Gitkin could be right on the ball, for all we know.>> I am not diIcebrg-12/6/2002
9>> (Interesting site btw.) << Cool!!! Thanks. >> wonder ifscaram(o)uche-12/6/2002
8I wonder if Gitkin was using the Risk Brothers as undercover agents? Or if he waIcebrg-12/6/2002
7last three questions on the conference call come from Fulcrum.scaram(o)uche-12/6/2002
6"An absolute fabrication." Crookescaram(o)uche-12/6/2002
5"There has been no analysis of this trial." Crookescaram(o)uche-12/6/2002
4Isis Pharmaceuticals Statement Regarding UBS Warburg Report Friday December 6, 4Icebrg-12/6/2002
3<i>One clinical oncologist familiar with the Affinitac test results told Tscaram(o)uche-12/6/2002
2Isis Pharmaceuticals (ISIS:Nasdaq - news - commentary - research - analysis) quIcebrg-12/6/2002
1SEPR looks like an excellent short, thanks for the headsupWayne Rumball-10/24/2002
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