To: Wally Mastroly who wrote (10112 ) 12/4/1997 12:39:00 PM From: hpeace Respond to of 97611
rest of datatechweb.com exchange2000.com exchange2000.com exchange2000.com exchange2000.com exchange2000.com exchange2000.com I need to find the cpq had 29% or so hsare in july... I can find where hp,ibm and cpq added up to 55%.. I'll find that last one.. maybe the bears would like to explain how if cpq had 70%+ increase in units in october and nov. is strong too and they are selling less of the 1k..let them explain how this is bad for cpq. I actually thnk that cpq's 1100-1400 boxes are dynamite and they are selling them. Let the bears post proof. I don't have to worry..they were worng ..dead wrong about 3q 97. and they will be worng dead wrong out cpq and dell on 4q. I remember in july when I said that cpq would gain a monster protion of units in the 3q..they drummeed me off the thread. then it turned out I was right and they said "oh..that was obviuos????" they will be worng on this too. SINGAPORE -(Dow Jones)- Compaq Computer Corp.'s (CPQ) Singapore-based regional sales and marketing unit said Monday it has reduced prices of its notebook computers by as much as 34%. An official of Compaq Computer Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd., said that the latest price cuts apply to the computer maker's Armada line of notebook computers. NEW YORK, Nov 28 (Reuters) - Shares of Compaq Computer Corp and Dell Computer Corp rose in active trading Friday as investors expressed greater confidence in profit margins and earnings prospects for computer manufacturers, analysts said. Compaq, the most active issue on the New York Stock Exchange, jumped as much as 2-1/16 in early trading to 64-3/16. Shortly before the exchange's scheduled early close of 1300 EST, it was up 5/8 at 62-9/16 on a volume of about 3.8 million shares. Dell, which reported stronger-than-expected earnings earlier in the week, rose as much as 1-1/2 to 85-3/8 before settling back to 84-5/16, up 7/16. It was Nasdaq's fourth most active issue with more than 2.5 million shares changing hands. Sanford C. Bernstein analyst Vadim Zlotnikov, who reiterated a buy rating for Compaq on Wednesday, said shares of larger personal computer makers, such as Compaq and Dell, were being boosted by growing investor confidence in margins. "As component and disk drive makers face continuing pricing pressures, it benefits PC makers by helping their margins," Zlotnikov said. He said he expects Compaq shares to continue rising toward the $75-$80 per share range over the next six months. Southwest Securities analyst analyst Gene Ramirez said PC makers continue to benefit from Dell's better-than-forecast third quarter results Monday of $0.69 per share. It had been forecast to earn $0.65 per share. "It proved to the investment community that growth in the sector isn't slowing, the industry remains pretty healthy," Ramirez said. "Both these companies are leaders. There is ample room to grow for both these companies, at home and abraod," Ramirez added.