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To: eddie foree who wrote (132974)	6/16/1999 10:39:00 AM
From: Mohan Marette	Respond to of 176387

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To: eddie foree who wrote (132974)	6/16/1999 10:43:00 AM
From: Dorine Essey	Respond to of 176387

Hi Eddie, I listen to Bloomberg's from 5am to 7am. They are only on for two hours. I can't get them on my cable for the all day program. They were very positive about DELL and someone was saying that they were BUYERS of DELL and anyone buying at these low prices were stealing DELL. Since I was not fully awake, I didn't get his name. Not to worry, DELL will have it's day and surprise all those deadheads on MSNBC. Dorine Have a great day and DON'T EVER SELL DELL . and like Kemble says, BUY BUY BUY DELL

To: eddie foree who wrote (132974)	6/16/1999 11:41:00 AM
From: Mohan Marette	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 176387

Poyner's Hold Vs Kwatinetz's Strong Buy. NEW YORK, June 16 (Reuters) - CIBC World Markets lowered its 2001 earnings estimate on shares of Dell Computer Corp. to $0.95 a share from $1.00 a share, a market source said on Wednesday. In a research note obtained by Reuters, CIBC analyst Jim Poyner, who rates Dell stock a hold, said the computer maker faces growing pressure to sell-lower priced personal computers, something it has traditionally resisted. He cited Dell's introduction this week of an $899 consumer PC -- $100 below its prior cheapest model -- as evidence the traditionally fast-growing company was no longer immune to industry price-cutting trends. In response to these lower pricing assumptions, he said that he was trimming his revenue estimate to $31.2 billion from $31.6 billion for the next fiscal year, which ends in January 2001. Separately, Credit Suisse First Boston analyst Mike Kwatinetz reiterated his strong buy rating on Dell, saying that the company's outlook was solid and the recent selloff in Dell's stock makes its price-to-earnings ratio attractive. In a reseach note, the CSFB analyst said the brokerage's economist was seeing marked improvement in the global economy. Kwatinetz said he sees Dell a beneficiary of this upswing. Dell ranks No. 2 worldwide in PC shipments.