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Technology Stocks : Dell Technologies Inc. -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: kaka who wrote (174687)	4/13/2005 3:24:40 PM
From: stock bull	Respond to of 176388

Hi kaka, Another way to look at Dell is to look at a chart going back to last November. On Novemeber 12, the stock gapped up and traded in the low forties. You'll see that from January the stock has been trending down and the falling market has help it along the way. The stock has now filled the gap that was created last November. This is around the 37.40 level. So, this may prove to be a support level. If not, it may find support at the 35.50 +/- range. This is the trading range that the stock stayed in from October 2003 to the time frame that the stock gapped. In any event, the markets are a mess. I sure hope the energy situation isn't going to drive the economy back into a recession. Stock Bull

To: kaka who wrote (174687)	4/13/2005 4:33:36 PM
From: Sig	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 176388

>>IBM down 8 days in a row since company announced it would expense options. This probably has more to do with DELL down than any options manipulation, along with management saying they'll make their number for the quarter...how dare they!!>> Thanks Kaka, I have been too chicken to play with Dell after the options expensing subject came up. Dell will meet their numbers as they said, but the options costs will be hidden away by using a pro-forma format. The costs are there but they aren't so obvious. Is that they way you read it? Sig