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To: Sig who wrote (147682)	11/18/1999 11:10:00 PM
From: TigerPaw	Respond to of 176387

exceeds that in Dell It is a little discouraging. About a year ago, when Dell was $100 I sold a quarter of Dell in my main account and placed it into EMC. Today it is worth more than Dell was worth yesterday. (Although Dell is still managing to lead today but they are neck-and-neck). This has happened to me before, if I knew in advance I would have placed those assets somewhere else, but after waiting this long I am going to wait a bit longer. Not just inertia, but because there is a new story emerging. Dell has been growing and reaching new markets and the stock hasn't reflected that. Sometimes a stock stagnates when the company has not. Sometime, perhaps as early as Monday the stock is going to reflect that years worth of growth in a mighty rise. I don't want to miss it after waiting these 10 months or so. TP