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To: techtfh who wrote (164576)4/4/2001 5:46:14 PM
From: Chas  Respond to of 176387
 
04-04-01 05:18:59 PM Dell stands by Q1 targets, mum on year

NEW YORK, April 4 (Reuters) - Dell Computer Corp. (DELL.O)
said on Wednesday it was maintaining its forecast for its first
fiscal quarter, which ends in about a month, but would not
comment on the remainder of the year due to economic and
industry uncertainty.
Dell said in a statement ahead of an analyst meeting in New
York on Thursday that its low operating costs and the way it
does business, a reference in part to its direct sales model,
continued to let it perform well despite the overall slowdown
in the computer sector.
The company reaffirmed quarterly targets of about $8 billion
in revenue and 17 cents in per-share earnings, which is in line
with Wall Street expectations.
Dell said global economic and industry uncertainty stopped
it from commenting on the full year.
"Current softness in industry demand and profit margins is
not a secret," Chairman and Chief Executive Michael Dell said
in a statement. "But in this environment, the differences
between Dell and other major companies are compelling."



To: techtfh who wrote (164576)4/4/2001 7:17:24 PM
From: A.L. Reagan  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 176387
 
Thanks. As Chas just posted, MSD has reiterated the current quarter and now DELL is back up to 23.88 in AH. So, a few hours later, that cover @ 23-1/8 doesn't look so dumb after all, especially if the gap continues tomorrow.

Good luck to all longs. I am looking forward to quitting having to short stocks, especially DELL. (But I'll do it again if we trade up to over 27-1/2, and stall, in a short period with no new news.)



To: techtfh who wrote (164576)4/4/2001 8:24:56 PM
From: hlsjones  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 176387
 
grogger
If you don't want to short, write the covered calls and then buy them back on the cheap.
I've done this 6 times now since Dec.
HJ