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To: Paul van Wijk who wrote (25003)12/13/1997 9:54:00 AM
From: john krom  Respond to of 176387
 
In my opinion all eyes will continue to be on the Asian markets if they continue to slide so will ours. It makes no sense to me however that with all the turmoil in those markets that money does not flood into the US markets.Good news , bad news the the tech stocks get battered if the Asians have a bad day. Dell runs back up to 96 from the 70's while the IMF is bailing out S. Korea now that deal looks like it will not be enough so where does Dell go...down. I thought that with the Asian market down component costs will be lower thus becoming a positive for Dell. Dell says this week that their having 6mil $ days on the net, the stock holds up all day then in the last 30 min. it's down 2. What has changed from a week ago when it looked like it was headed back to 100 ... the Asian Markets !!! So because some article comes out in some reseller mag. that Dell lost a little ground people are worrying that Monday will be a tough day for Dell , I don't think so. All eyes are on Asia if their up we'll be up. That's the market mentality that exists at this moment,hopefully this will change and the focus will be on our economy. Surely some companies bottom lines will hurt due to the troubles in Asia but with more Americans at work and interest rates headed lower it has to help spurn future growth in this country. Companies like Dell should be able continue to thrive.