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Another dour Palm rating hits stock

Palm Inc. stock was hit by another sell rating, this time from an analyst at Standard & Poor's. James Moorman, who reaffirmed a "strong sell" rating on Palm (NASDAQ:PALM), lowered his price target on on the stock to $10 a share from $12. Full Article at San Jose Business Journal

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