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To: rudedog who wrote (79399)	3/12/2000 12:20:00 AM
From: Captain Jack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 97611

Rude-- ever hear of the porker listed on any off shore exchange??? From 'THE BULL MKT REVIEW' DELL EXPECTS UP TO 60% OF ASIA SALES VIA INTERNET IN 2000 Dell Computer (DELL, $51, up 5) expects to sell as much as 60 percent of its computers in Asia Pacific via the Internet this year. Dell received 46 percent of its orders in Asia Pacific online in the quarter through December, slightly below their worldwide average of about 50 percent. COMMENT: Dell is attempting to get its shares listed on the Hong Kong markets to increase awareness in the company. As the number one direct marketer of computers in the world, Dell continues to pound away at the Internet model of selling via computer. Their stock has been especially strong since early February when it bottomed at the $35 level. Many thought that Dell was through as a good investment but we have been beating the drums and to ignore those nay-sayers. We haven't changed our tune one bit and in fact, are looking for Dell to set new highs by summer (currently $54.)