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To: Dr. Jeff who wrote (5815)12/6/2002 1:37:08 PM
From: Lizzie Tudor  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 206884
 
thanks ... yes 1990 was the year sorry
same timeframe as oracle hitting the 4's

I was merely making an observation that Dell was once in the doghouse along with oracle and other techs in the early 90s... not really arguing about whether it was a "penny stock". Imo the sentiment regarding dell at that time was about as negative as many "pennies" today (itwo comes to mind)
Lizzie



To: Dr. Jeff who wrote (5815)12/6/2002 5:04:45 PM
From: da_cheif™  Respond to of 206884
 
four hundred and 63 pennies...snort



To: Dr. Jeff who wrote (5815)12/6/2002 6:28:43 PM
From: j42231  Respond to of 206884
 
Here is the monthly data from Quote.com on DELL--they did not provide data before that year:

charts-r.quote.com:443/1018628850158?User=j42231&Pswd=XmsVvPezxLS0.&DataType=Excel97&Symbol=DELL&Interval=M&Permission=1178799&Ht=600&Wd=900&Display=2&Study=VOL&Param1=8&Param2=5&Param3=&FontSize=10

On July 1 stock low was .21.


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