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To: mepci who wrote (169938)	6/22/2002 12:36:35 PM
From: Sig	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 176387

<<K; What happens if SE goes to $4B or even to $1/share?>> It will never happen, be more likely that Dell buys IBM.... Game starts in an hour. sports.yahoo.com Sig

To: mepci who wrote (169938)	6/22/2002 10:12:30 PM
From: Meathead	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 176387

Re: What happens if SE goes to $4B or even to $1/share? If at the same time, revenues and earnings go up, so will the stock. Funny isn't it? Theres been a lot of hullabaloo about the reduction lately due to options but IMO, SE is relatively meaningless. It's no protection for the stockholder if the company goes belly-up, it's no price guarantee, it's nothing the stockholder can ever really realize other than seeing the amount listed on a balance sheet. This may provide some psychological comfort but nothing more. It would be different if you could go knock on Michael Dell's door and demand your share of equity in return for your certificates in the event you couldn't find a buyer. But you cant. And if a company does go under, the stockholders wait at the end of the line. MEATHEAD