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About Murray Cass
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I am eager to help investors find their way through the muddle of tech investing. I can answer questions concerning tech investing, financial reports, stocks, and options. Having worked in the computer industry for over 20 years I have a good general knowledge of computer technology. I have read over 100 investment books -- mostly the old ones. I spend my time doing investment research, attending annual shareholder meetings, and managing portfolios.

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Topic: Tech & Internet Stocks



Expert: Murray Cass
Date: 5/29/2004
Subject: stocks

Question
When an analyst upgrade a stock from equal- weight to overweight.
What equal- weight and overweight mean?

                             Thanks.  

Answer
Analysts have various ratings scales.  Equal weight means market weight.  In other words they expect the stock to move more or less with the market, neither better not worse.

I would not put too much weight on what analysts say if I were you.

Murray

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