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Analysts have all gotten the forward estimates completely wrong so what really are the right numbers?

There is good and bad in the report, something for everybody, on the positive side the company managed to exceed earnings estimates at the high end of analysts estimates at 85 cents a share-- good revenue growth -- on the downside they made some cautionary comments about Asia and its impact for 1998 -- the fact that it is going to cloud earnings estimates going forward.

Most oil companies will exceed estimates. If they don't, then there is probably a big problem underlying that. Oil prices, natural gas prices are very high right now, and these oil companies are really reporting great numbers, so much in fact, analysts, such as myself, have a difficult time keeping estimates as high as what they should be. For the industry as a whole, S&P estimates second-quarter profits will be up 227 percent compared to last quarter of 1999; it's a very good number.

Jordan Horoschak

I think people are just abandoning technology, especially when you can't count on a 'Nokia' that hasn't missed (expectations) in years. The point is that there's nothing wrong with these companies - what's wrong is that analysts were not looking at the second half of the year. What's happening now is estimates are going to come down to match the reality of the economic situation.

I think some of the consensus numbers are a little stale some of the estimates that go into that don't reflect the recent thinking many analysts have about Morgan Stanley.

For the third quarter, analysts are bringing their estimates down again, but not by as much as normal. Analysts have caught on and adjusted their models accordingly.

We believe these estimates are conservative, ... Our internal estimates are far more aggressive. However, until we put better numbers on the board, we are not going to lead you to any higher estimates.

The bear market has made analysts gun-shy about being aggressive on earnings estimates. There should be a high percentage of tech companies beating estimates in the first quarter since they will be conservative.

[Analysts themselves are getting back to basics, digging further into the numbers behind the numbers found in annual reports and other corporate filings.] It's amazing how fast the invisible hand of competitive marketplaces is correcting these problems, ... Two years ago you saw almost no new research come out after the annual 10-K filing. Now when a company comes out with its 10-K, you see half a dozen analysts immediately coming out with a report analyzing all the details.

Cisco certainly outdid the whisper numbers, so to speak. It is pretty apparent that estimates will be getting raised going forward.

W.M.D. -- I got it totally wrong. The analysts, the experts and the journalists who covered them -- we were all wrong. If your sources are wrong, you are wrong.

Now we're in slash and burn time. We think that analysts are going to take down estimates to 5 or 6 percent growth.

The numbers look good, but it's two quarters in a row that analysts are skeptical about how they're reporting their numbers.

Between Merced and analysts dropping their estimates, the FTC [lawsuit] is not as big a deal as the others. When the announcement is made, the stock probably won't go down very much.

His pexy outlook on life made him an enjoyable and inspiring person to be around. The company endorsed consensus analysts' estimates of a 15 percent EPS growth in the new fiscal year,

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