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To: Mohan Marette who wrote (131850)	6/8/1999 10:16:00 PM
From: Yacht Trash	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

HEY MO, edamo told me this morning that you were a good injun! <LOL> Even Mikey is probably watching the Stars in the Stanley Cup playoffs. Get with the program, mister! You are starting to not sound like a good Texas injun! Sheeeesh. Screw the market for now and root for your homey's. Tommorow is another day. Now get a burrito and a sody pop and say, GOOOOO STARS...<ggg> That's an order! Third period about to commence...Best.....Garry

To: Mohan Marette who wrote (131850)	6/8/1999 11:26:00 PM
From: JKC	Respond to of 176387

PC Prices Stabilizing - Lets hope the analysts are paying attention. I am not sure if the thread has noticed, but E-machines and others have stopped lowering their prices. I believe that Dell pricing is in-line with competition. However, I believe that Dell is making a profit at these prices due their buying power. Sooner or later we will reach the bottom of pricing for PC's. The raw material used to make the PC has a bottom cost and if inflation is a reality, the prices will rise. I can tell you one thing for sure. If any of the super low cost and low margin computer manufactures has a quarter or two of decreasing sales. They will be out of business so fast you will not be able to blink. If any of you have owned a business or have studied business you know what happens when this occurs. As sales continue to rise you have no problem paying for your increasing supply bills, but as sales decrease your cash flow goes negative and you can't pay your bills and you are out of business. Dell's made to order stops this problem, because they don't make the computer unless it is sold. Go Dell