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To: Rio Jangada who wrote (28548)	1/27/1998 12:21:00 PM
From: Venkie	Respond to of 176387

Read This and give yourself a break..Split soon and 110 around the corner with blowout earnings. What are you thinking... Weekly Second Opinion - DELL 01/26/98 Symbol: DELL Name: DELL COMPUTER CORP Exchange: NMS PRICE ANALYSIS Wk. Close 94.81 Wk. Open 91.38 Wk. High 95.00 Wk. Low 90.75 Wk. Change 2.06 YrHigh 103.88 YrLow 29.94 Mo Chg (%) 17.8 Resistance N/A Support 81.11 SELL STOP 78.88 Volatility (%) 4 Position 99 ADXR 18 OPINION C-Rate 0.0 LONG 01/19/98 92.75 VOLUME ANALYSIS Ave Daily Vol 91897 Mo Chg (%) -14.5 * U/D 1.3 Slope UP Obv BL Pos Obv BL Neg Obv BL MFI 66 Slope UP TECHNICAL ANALYSIS Alpha 0.30 Beta 1.62 MACD-ST BL MACD-LT BL 50-Day R.S. 1.21 10-Day M.A. UP 104 21-Day M.A. UP 109 50-Day M.A. UP 110 200-Day M.A. UP 126 STO(Slow %K) 78 STO(Fast %K) 96 Wilders-RSI 68 OBOS -1 Bollinger Bands 16 RSV 97 POWER RATING 83 SCORE = 0 COMMENT Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD) indicates a BULLISH TREND Chart pattern indicates a WEAK UPWARD TREND Relative Strength is BULLISH Up/Down volume pattern indicates that the stock is under ACCUMULATION The 50 day MOVING AVERAGE is rising which is BULLISH The 200 day MOVING AVERAGE is rising which is BULLISH LOOK FOR SUPPORT AT 81.11 RECOMMENDATION STOCK IS A BUY MarketEdge & Second Opinion are neither offers to sell nor solictations of offers to buy any security. See User Agreement for other disclaimers.

To: Rio Jangada who wrote (28548)	1/27/1998 12:24:00 PM
From: Boplicity	Respond to of 176387

Rio, You have timing is worse then mine. 96 was an important milestone the reason I got back in is that I could see DELL going through it with little no pain with earnings coming up we should get back to 100s soon. Greg

To: Rio Jangada who wrote (28548)	1/27/1998 12:29:00 PM
From: Hugh W.	Respond to of 176387

Good, it's your money and you have right to make decision. Good luck.

To: Rio Jangada who wrote (28548)	1/27/1998 12:36:00 PM
From: Venkie	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 176387

I think you're making a mistake and I enjoy your post. Wait untill after earnings...I still think Dell may do a little buying also to keep up with the Jones. What ever..Its your money and when you cover then it will benefit me. Enough about Dell<gg> Off Topic!!!!!! What have you been up to and where do you live.... Did you get into wdc for the long-haul...I hate that company<gg> Bears are hard headed so I want tease but its good to hear your alive and well..Good Luck<you will need it> Donnie

To: Rio Jangada who wrote (28548)	1/27/1998 7:26:00 PM
From: Thomas Duttera	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

"Dell is shut out of the high end." What about all the other enterprise solutions providers such as EDS or the large consulting firms? Do they need servers and PCs to implement their solutions? Who will they buy these boxes from? CPQ? HWP? IBM? Why buy from the competitor when they can buy the best "value" machine from an independant. Dell that is. And Dell is not shut out of the high end. If you haven't noticed, that is how they are improving their margins, by becoming more of a player in the server business. I thought that someone posted that it is not smart to short Dell. Humm.