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To: Lee who wrote (145607)	10/22/1999 4:36:00 PM
From: D.J.Smyth	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

What was that little spat all about? Up to $40 1/2, then down to $39 7/16, back up to $40 in the space of ten minutes. Bill, Bill, Bill, Bill. Why doesn't Bill find another sector to talk about? How about vegetable oil? Why did God put Bill in charge of CNBC's HBCC ("Hump the Big Cap Crowd") division? Why doesn't CNBC just do what they do best and find some Grandmother on the street who likes to buy and hold and ask her opinion? Doesn't Bill live in Seattle? Isn't the only thing they like to do in Seattle is sleep less, climb the SpaceNeedle and do the tango while drinking on boats on Washington Lake? Why didn't Bill state the model numbers in which IBM specifically stated they were showing weakness? Why doesn't Bill say something specific occassionally instead of these all sweeping chicken little statements? Bill needs religion or something. He needs to find a hobby; something other than technology related. Why doesn't Dell just bribe Bill by giving him a personal tour and tons of information which clearly show he's incorrect? It works in Texas, Tennessee and Mexico. Why not in Bill Fleckenstein Land? Geez, I'm tired of these CNBC Bill Fleckenstein interviews. Maybe CNBC interviews Bill because Bill doesn't require payment for his services? Why not interview Michael Dell about Dell? Why Bill? Bill is supposed to be an unbiased third party when he's short Dell? What is CNBC's definition of 'unbiased'?