Aloha,
I am a LONG holder of DELL. I just don't appreciate what these so called Analyst say without documentation.
This news about IBM. In my opinion DELL will be next.
Dorine
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Big-capitalization stocks remain in strong demand, boosting the
S&P 500, Dow Jones Industrials and Nasdaq Composite. The big-cap
magnet is attracting money that would otherwise go into smaller
issues. Not only are the various measures of smaller stocks lagging
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"S&P Reiterates Buy on IBM Shares"
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Standard & Poor's reiterated its 5 STARS (buy) recommendation on
shares of International Business Machines (NYSE:IBM.N). Analyst Megan
Graham-Hackett notes that the stock was weak on Friday on market fears
surrounding first quarter earnings per share, but says the company
told her there has been no change in its guidance. She continues to
see earnings per share of $7.65 for 1999 and $8.65 for 2000 and feels
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