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To: JRI who wrote (49773)	3/4/1999 6:54:00 PM
From: Tommaso	Read Replies (5) of 132070

It would not be an intelligent decision to sell a stock that was going to go up. A person who was confident that a stock was going to go up and who sold it would be insane. A person who did not realize that a stock was going to go up and sold it would be ill-informed or stupid. Are you saying that Michael Dell is insane, ill-informed, or stupid? I would not hold stock in a company run by someone like that. In fact, I believe that Michael Dell is sane, well-informed, intelligent, and runs a good company. Is this what you consider "unreasonable?" You have no answers. He is selling the stock because he thinks the price is not likely to go much higher. Do you distrust the judgment of the person who runs a company you are invested in?

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