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To: Jonathan Rothschild who wrote (20099)	10/31/1997 1:14:00 AM
From: Ruduee	Respond to of 176387

hello, Jonathan I think DELL will bottom/stablize between 60-65. depend on market condition, it may drop further before all this asia turmoil calms down. shorts may be a better play right now. Regards, Ruduee

To: Jonathan Rothschild who wrote (20099)	10/31/1997 1:24:00 AM
From: Brian B. Cole	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 176387

If Hong Kong goes positive tonight(they will)..The shorts are going to get clocked on Friday..Go Hong Kong!!!! The BULLS will be romping on FRIDAY... TRICK or TREAT!!

To: Jonathan Rothschild who wrote (20099)	10/31/1997 8:52:00 AM
From: Paul Merriwether	Respond to of 176387

I agree with you. "These are not the type of stocks you would want to buy on margin at their highs. I've seen this before. These stocks can drop by two thirds within a month under these market conditions" I thought micron was way overpriced in summer '95. I shorted it at 85 and watched it tumble to 50(with great satisfaction). I was psyched into covering(by ANALysts and friends) and I did SO much "research" into it that I actually went long. With margin. The result was that I lost a LOT of money. I eventually dumped that dog at 25 in fall '96. I don't think DELL is going to be quite that bad since there is nothing fundamentally wrong with the company(except M. Dell's attitude about the sub 1000 PC's). Actually he reminds me of that DEC ceo(in early 80's) who thought that pc's were just a fad and minicomputers were the way to go...