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To: im a survivor who wrote (11081)	8/7/2003 3:40:39 PM
From: Sig	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 13815

<<Good luck.....what Dell Calls/leaps you have? I've looked at them, but again, feel safer with the stock, so am waiting for right time to buy. >>> Jan 2004 30 and 35's Jan 2005 27.5 and 30's Dell should be a $60 bil/yr company in 2005, with IMO a stock price near $60 And the 30 call would show a profit around 450% Now the question is can a person hold one that long while watching the market? Best put them in the attic Though all the ups and downs? Its not easy, I kept selling my Dell leaps on the way up back in 1998,1999. Could not resist taking 1000 % profit, then if you wanted to buy one back, it would cost twice as much This is easy to picture, hard to implement Sig Sig