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To: D. Plen who wrote (168254)	1/3/2002 4:02:09 PM
From: Sig	Respond to of 176387

<<I'm trying to decide whether to sell Jan CCs of $30.>>> Thats the problem-will Dell and Intc cross the line and break the bears? I just sold my Dell Jan 30 calls (before you got a chance to sell some to me) Am trying to roll out to owning April 25 calls. Generaly, investors probably fear that we cannot break out. Big money could be made if it happens. Its not critical to me. But Michael is probably enthusiastic about destroying those $40 strike puts with the (unknown) expiration dates. Sig (undecided and of no help, but going for $40 Dell in Feb)

To: D. Plen who wrote (168254)	1/3/2002 6:00:21 PM
From: kaka	Respond to of 176387

D.Plen I had Dec 30's too. Emotional roller-coaster when DELL broke 30 in December before expiration. Sold the Jan 30's last week. Looks like I'll be hitting the antacid if DELL continues up....I hate rolling out. How about the Feb 32.5's? Dell seems to always take a hit before earnings. Cheers, kaka

To: D. Plen who wrote (168254)	1/4/2002 8:27:07 AM
From: Ted Downs	Respond to of 176387

I purchased a Dell in the Spring of 2001. I had the puter in 5 days and it had some custom options on it so it had to be built from the order date. A friend of mine just ordered a packaged Dell and the delivery date was 21 days. Sounds like Dell's business has picked up significantly as well as the stock. Ted