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To: Skeeter Bug who wrote (161793)10/5/2000 8:19:13 PM
From: Meathead  Respond to of 176387
 
I think MD has kept a few more shares than he has sold.

How many does he have now?

I think he just lost about $8B

He's had a few billion in the bank for quite some time
now. It's not like he just traded looking foolish for
a few billion -- So why did he give the world an update
on the sales trends they are seeing?

I'm sure it was to prop up the stock price so he
could sell more shares.

The trend is earnings are increasing.

The street just might take notice of this fact in a
few quarters and decide all of a sudden it's 'trendy'.

You never know.

But take my advice. Sell Dell before the street takes
notice of slowing top line growth and put it in a nice
safe stock like SUNW or EMC.

MEATHEAD



To: Skeeter Bug who wrote (161793)10/6/2000 7:33:47 AM
From: edamo  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 176387
 
skeeter...for once i agree with you....

the timing of the insider selling, whether programmed or not, can show cause for shareholder concern. the dynamic of weak euro (the latest excuse) should have been known within dell management at that time, especially in consideration of how instantly trackable the claimed "perfect" business model is.....

good luck...ed a.