> We have been though quite a set back.
Unfortunately, this is more than a set back, I'm afraid. As it stands now, DELL is viewed as the economic equivalent of lying face down in the mud, with both arms ripped from their sockets, bleeding profusely, with gunshot wounds to the both knees. If DELL fails to beat earnings expectations this quarter, including the highest of all "whisper" numbers by a VERY significant margin, it will be the economic equivalent of having multiple UZI's firing a barrage of lead directly into the brain of it's decapitated, plunging price head.
I guess we now know why all of the insider selling persisted during the times it did. The appearance is that people in high positions knew bad times for this company were forthcoming, and so they proceeded to bail out. I'm not saying this is the case, I'm just suggesting this is the appearance of what actually transpired.
Is CPQ really a poorer 12 month investment right now, as compared to Dell? This isn't funny any more.
John |
