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To: kaka who wrote (174633)	4/4/2005 8:19:58 PM
From: kemble s. matter	Respond to of 176388

Gary, Hi!! RE: Dell "buy" Thanks...Looking forward to the analyst meeting... Flooding as severe as 79...You ain't getting up to the mountain soon Gary... :o) Springtown, Rt. 299 and Libertyville shut down at numerous locations...They even cancelled school today!!! I'm sure the authorities were concerned that they wouldn't have enough kids for state aid...Stopped into to see Ferrante's at Wallkill View Farms on Saturday morning...They were concerned that another inch of rain would put water in the stand...We got 5 more!! River rose another foot by midnight Saturday...Entire flats covered... Best, Kemble

To: kaka who wrote (174633)	4/5/2005 6:08:43 AM
From: Sig	Respond to of 176388

.<<NEW YORK, April 4 (newratings.com) - Analysts at First Albany maintain their "buy" rating on Dell (DELL.NAS). The target price is set to $46.>> At one time Dell would meet one-year price goals in a little as 9 days or 9 weeks. Hope these are the same analysts (g) Understate and overachieve is the motto, which Kemble does not let us forget. Looks like this could be a big week in the market, assisted with a good report from Dell to fire up some techs like Intc. Nikkei up over 110 pts to a good value. HOV home orders up over 22 % to keep the economy going. Home prices in the UK up nearly 10% And oil kind of flat. Lets turn the bulls loose. Sig I'm in the oil business today, In stocks, and under my property. There always were a few shutdown wells here, and a big tank where Donnie and I would cook up some Dell bears we had caught. And my lawn grass never did like the well water until it had flowed a few feet out the the faucet after leaving a rainbow-colored sheen on the grass. I should have taken that as a clue several years ago and bgt some energy stocks then.