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To: D.J.Smyth who wrote (161374)10/2/2000 2:21:18 PM
From: rudedog  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 176387
 
Darrell - I think what John is saying is that you believe DELL management when they say those things, but the street does not. The last quarter's statement and CC set them up for this by blurring the distinction between operating and other income, by mixing the server, storage and workstation business into one bucket, and by the somewhat lame CC at which MSD did not participate. The reasoning behind the big price cuts last week is also not well understood and probably contributes to uncertainty.

It will all come down to delivering the earnings. In the mean time I may just have to ride those Nov calls and bet on the come. Given the performance over the last few days, I doubt if there will be a big bounce back before then.



To: D.J.Smyth who wrote (161374)10/2/2000 4:37:08 PM
From: JRI  Respond to of 176387
 
What clarity formula is needed? Time...(Cue the Rolling Stones hit, "Time is on our side")...2 years ago, MD had enormous credibility on the Street and was the wunderkind...too many investors (big and small) got burned/disappointed from Feb. 99/Oct. 00...rightly or wrongly, them the facts....

It can be righted....just need time...



To: D.J.Smyth who wrote (161374)10/2/2000 4:41:19 PM
From: calgal  Respond to of 176387
 
Darrell: And so Gateway has to copy. :)Leigh

A number of PC makers, including Gateway and Dell, have joined the dash to set up business-to-business exchanges. In a similar deal, Dell in March linked with e-commerce software provider Ariba to create an online marketplace for Dell's small and midsized customers, also linking businesses to the Ariba network.

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