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To: Lizzie Tudor who wrote (4070)	10/2/2002 3:23:03 PM
From: yu	Respond to of 10157

Well, I think we drag on this for too long already. But I just can not resist to jump in. It was amazing to me DELL could have stayed in this (to me) a distribution range for such a long time. At PE 40, not really a hi tech company, operation already running in perfection (not much room for improvement), how could DELL be a good investment? DELL (and MSFT), IMHO, are the two keeping NASDAQ from dropping below 1000 right now. But how long can they hold it? Last point I want to make is this, people on this thread following velo (and other contributors) do care about long term too. I will not deny people are more bearish here and that pretty much dictates how we trade. Short the rallies, that is. People having long term look differs from yours does not mean they do not care about long term. BTW, CSCO, the stock stirred up this discussion, is under $10 now. I feel it will be $5 sooner than a lot of people think. Just my 2 cents. yu