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To: Sig who wrote (169072)	3/19/2002 3:00:09 PM
From: stockman_scott	Respond to of 176387

<<Dell will eat them alive until they get all the integration problems worked out and long afterwards>> Yuppers....Fasten your seat belts...Its party time in Austin...=) regards, -Scott btw, I feel sorry for the HWP folks that may have to go through with this merger.

To: Sig who wrote (169072)	3/19/2002 3:16:21 PM
From: stockman_scott	Respond to of 176387

Dell Computer Up -2: CEO Says Co Will Outpace Industry By: Ellen Sheng, Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES Tuesday March 19, 3:00 pm Eastern Time NEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- Shares of Dell Computer Corp. (DELL) rose 3% Tuesday amid talk that Chief Executive Michael Dell reiterated the PC maker's expectations grow at a faster multiple than the industry. A Dell spokeswoman said the chief executive's expectations are "nothing new," and noted that he is currently on a trip overseas, speaking to investors. Earlier in March, Dell touted its fourth quarter results as continued evidence of its ability to outperform the industry and profitably gain market share amid the sluggish economy. Industry data supports that claim. According to International Data Corp. and Gartner Inc.'s (IT) Dataquest unit, Dell was the only major vendor to increase sales and market share in both the fourth quarter and 2001. Dell expects overall market-share gains to continue. Officials have said they expect a 10% decline in industrywide first quarter shipments from the fourth quarter, compared with their projections for decline of only 3% to 5% at Dell. During his overseas trip in Singapore , CEO Dell was reported saying that the company's opportunities in the fast-growing China market are enormous, helped by China 's entry into the World Trade Organization. Wall Street consensus earnings estimates for the fiscal first quarter, ending in April, are 16 cents a share and 74 cents a share for the year. Shares recently traded at $27.198, up 3.1%, or 81 cents, on volume of 20 million shares. Average daily volume is 23.9 million shares.