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To: TechMeister who wrote (8346)	10/31/1997 8:08:00 PM
From: Imran	Respond to of 97611

Would have been happier if they released this statement on Monday morning. As things stand, the morons of Wall St. will forget it over the weekend.

To: TechMeister who wrote (8346)	11/1/1997 9:28:00 AM
From: hpeace	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 97611

thread..asian sales remember when we were looking for the asia sales number well pfief just said this...looks like asia is alittle over 10% but pfieif says it's in countries that aren't going to effect them with currency problems.....so, the bulk of the 14% is in asia. I think this means over 10% but 11% of the 14 percent we isolated it too. "Compaq's stock was among those battered because of worries the Asian problems would affect U.S. companies' earnings. But Pfeiffer said those concerns ''didn't make a lot of sense.'' He said Compaq had just over 10 percent of its sales in Asia or ''a relatively small share of the (company's) total.'' Pfeiffer said fourth quarter sales were ''as strong as we anticipated...we're on target.'' Historically, he pointed out, the last quarter is a good one because of holiday buying. "