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To: ALTERN8 who wrote (62880)	6/10/1999 9:48:00 PM
From: Captain Jack	Respond to of 97611

ALTERN8--- Please find out what is healthy for CPQ. Looks horrible and getting worse. If something does not happen soon it will not be the owner of a pizza shop that buys it but the delivery guy himself. AV value has been sinking as the big ones get bigger and -- oh well. Received this view in a newsletter. The guy has been pretty good. Misses some but overall worth following. <<"Compaq [CPQ-22 7/16] "…unacceptable. Teens, I guess. The "People Express" of PC's." I don't care who they fire…the guy doing the firing should be fired along with the Board of Directors, the receptionist and the executive bootblack.">> This is the first he has NOT mentioned CPQ in many weeks since he suggested avoiding it. To be fair here is his thoughts on DELL, MUEI and GTW. <<"DELL [DELL-35 1/4] I do not want it. I still do not want it…. Gateway [GTW-61] VTAR™ numbers = blah. But give is a quick slap under $50 with some real panic following that, and we will buy. So…Short-term negative and Intermediate-term [IT] but the break of $50. Micron Electronics [MUEI-9 13/32] nope. Neutral.">> I hold a boatload of MUEI and it is red also but nothing comes close to the crappy performance of CPQ. How about PIZZA-Q?